Tertiary degrees provide new pathway towards success

Thu, Nov 07, 2024

Revolutionising the process of obtaining a degree at third level, the 'Tertiary Education Programme' has effectively opened a new pathway for prospective students, one which does not focus on Leaving Cert points.

From driving trucks to a 'fulfilling and rewarding' role in An Garda Síochána

Thu, Nov 07, 2024

It’s a long way from driving articulated dumper trucks and tippers, but ultimately, it was the career progression opportunities that attracted me to An Garda Síochána.

Start with TUS: your path to a bright future

Thu, Nov 07, 2024

Choosing the right university is one of the biggest decisions for students and their families.

Key dates for 2025 Leaving Cert students and CAO applicants

Thu, Nov 07, 2024

November 6, 2024: CAO application process opens for those seeking places in universities and other colleges in 2025.

ATU graduates win top awards at Science Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Conference 2024

Thu, Nov 07, 2024

Two of the four top prizes in the 2024 Science Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Network Conference went to Atlantic Technological University (ATU) graduands Sharon Devine from Caherlistrane, County Galway and Jackie Kirk from Bishop O’Donnell Road, Galway city.

Developments in the Claddagh

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

Towards the end of the 19th century, the Claddagh started to go into decline, thanks mainly to the local fishermen not updating their methods of fishing. This economic decline continued into the last century so, when the Urban District Council announced in 1916 that they were starting a reclamation programme of the 30-acre field that was known locally as ‘The Swamp’, it caused a lot of excitement locally. A small working committee was established to carry out the details of organisation. From then on the area was to be known as South Park. I am not sure where that title came from, maybe they regarded the Square as East Park, Salthill Park as Westpark, but where was North Park?

Learn Kairos for personal and professional development

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

Maureen Maloney-Faherty will offer an introductory one-day workshop on Kairos Therapy on November 9. A professional two year training will begin in February 2025.

There has been a lot of unrest and adjustments in the world over the last few years. Kairos Therapy has helped many people to be able to hold their own power in spite of this. If you would like to experience this therapy to see if you would like to help people clear their pain and get in touch with more positive feelings, then this might be what you have been looking for.

ATU graduates win top awards at Science Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Conference 2024

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

Ring in the festivities at The Ardilaun Hotel's Christmas Dine & Dance event

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

As the crisp autumn air sets in and leaves turn golden, it's time to start thinking about the most magical time of year — Christmas.

Baked egg bonanza

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

Quick and easy to cook, and packed with protein, eggs are the perfect option for a quick and tasty lunch or dinner.

Hyberbaric oxygeneration as an aid to fertility

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

Clients are being referred to OxyGeneration for hyperbaric oxygen therapy for fertility issues. Oxygen plays a crucial role in maintaining the overall health and functioning of our bodies. It promotes tissue repair, and aids in the elimination of toxins optimal oxygen levels are vital.

Six weeks to drop up to a stone before Christmas

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

The three keys to a genuine weight loss (real fat loss) plan are diet, exercise and metabolism correction. All three keys interconnect – one will not work without the other. Your metabolism is the most powerful of all the three keys – it is the ‘switch’ that controls everything else.

Bloom Gold medal winner to present on gardening fundamentals

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

Award-winning garden designer and 2024 Bloom Gold medal recipient Leonie Cornelius is among the distinguished line-up of guest speakers at a free event focusing on the environment at Theatre 1000, ATU Galway, on Wednesday, November 13.

Be energy smart during the shorter evenings ahead

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

As winter time begins and the days grow shorter and darker, a shift in energy consumption is inevitable. Typically, shorter daylight hours can lead to increased energy consumption as people rely more on artificial lighting and heating. Couple this with Halloween festivities and we're in for a surge in energy usage.

Pinergy, the energy transition company, has delved into the data highlighting energy trends typical of this time of year.

The top five interior styling tips for autumn 2024

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

BY DANIEL O'NEILL
With the cold weather approaching, now is the time to fill your home with warm and cosy colour palettes. Interior designer and styling expert, Rachael Collins from EZ Living Furniture has given her top trends for this Autumn as well as her favourite styling tips.

Fahy Travel shortlisted for six ITTN awards

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

Fahy Travel Ltd has been nominated again for the ITTN Awards, a very prestigious event held in the Burlington Hotel, Dublin every year.

Previous winners of Luxury Travel and Top Performing Cruise Award, the company has been nominated in six categories this year: Best Overall Travel Agent, Best Sun Travel Agent, Best Cruise Agent, Best Long Haul Agent, Best Luxury Agent and Best Touring Agent.

The Stratford Hotel: a modern gem in East London

Thu, Oct 31, 2024

The Stratford Hotel is a beacon of contemporary elegance in East London, offering a luxurious and stylish escape for both leisure and business travelers.

Celebrate the future of health aesthetics and longevity with EMSUITE at Chez Elaine

Thu, Oct 24, 2024

Chez Elaine, leaders of non-invasive face and body advanced aesthetic therapies, are delighted to announce their EMSUITE 'Open House Event' on Thursday, November 7, and Friday, November 8, a date for your diary that you don’t want to miss.

Fairs and markets in the Square

Thu, Oct 24, 2024

In 1902, the number of fairs listed for Eyre Square was: January 1st; March 20th & 21st; April 14th & 15th; May 30th & 31st; June 20th; July 13th & 14th; August 6th; September 3rd & 4th, 20th & 21st; October 21st; November 2nd (pigs only); and December 8th & 9th. This list gives one an idea of how important and busy the Square was for commerce at the time. These were occasions when the country came to town, when rural people brought in their produce and hoped to convert it into cash.