Level up your career with a Postgraduate degree from ATU

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) is inviting prospective students to explore its wide range of postgraduate opportunities with applications open this February for courses starting in September 2026.

Register for beginner bodhrán course now

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

Everybody has rhythm, and there is no better time than now to take up a new challenge and learn a new instrument. If you have always wanted to play music but don’t know where to start, or you are already playing bodhrán but don’t know how to take your playing to the next level, now is the time.

GRETB hosts 300 principals and deputy principals

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) hosted over 300 principals and deputy principals at the Education Training Board Ireland's annual conference.

Flying Solo This Valentine’s? Wander Wild Festival offers adventure, not itineraries

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

This Valentine’s season, solo travellers are being encouraged to swap chocolates and candlelit dinners for connection, movement and meaningful adventure at the Wander Wild Festival, taking place from April 17 to 19, in the spectacular setting of Killarney National Park.

Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas to Launch in Málaga This June

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, Legend of the Seas, will officially launch in Málaga this June, with Fahy Travel attending the highly anticipated event.

“Royal Caribbean is one of the most innovative cruise companies in the world, continually elevating the art of holidaying at sea,” said Annette Hynes, award-winning sales consultant with Cruise Worldwide at Fahy Travel on Bridge Street.

Say it with flowers this Valentine’s Day

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

Bringing together flowers, food, and a great day out, ‘A Taste of Bloom’, curated by Neven Maguire, is the ideal gift for your loved one this Valentine’s Day.

Consumer group releases new research and guidance on tipping in Ireland

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

New tipping research from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has revealed that nine out of 10 consumers in Ireland tip at least some of the time, with women and people over 35 among those most likely to tip.

Look slimmer instantly

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

After the excesses of Christmas, and, for some of us, the excesses of January (the final slices of the Christmas cake, the least loved biscuits left behind in the tin, or the remainder of the Selection boxes), your attention may be turning to your waistline and how best to disguise its expansion. Here are a few simple ways to do just that:-

Finding The One

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

Are you a man looking for a new signature scent to usher in spring? A refined, woody fragrance that effortlessly exudes class and refinement? If so, look no further than The One for Men eau de parfum from Dolce and Gabbana (50ml - €102).

New spinal cord injury home support in Galway

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

People living with spinal cord injuries in Galway, who often face delayed discharge from hospital or find themselves unable to come home at all because of a lack of community support services, can now avail of a new Spinal Cord Injury Home Support Service.

Upgrade your garden with a durable bin store

Thu, Feb 05, 2026

Are you tired of bins ruining the look of your home or garden? Keep your outdoor space tidy, secure and stylish with a durable metal bin store.

The Galway train

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

By 1848, construction of the railway line west from Dublin had reached Mullingar and the following year, the Chancellor of the Exchequer agreed to advance a loan of £500,000 towards extending the line to Galway. The board of the Midland and Great Western Railway entered into a contract with William Dargan to construct the entire length of line from Mullingar to Galway. Dargan’s success in building the Howth to Dublin railway had earned him a bonus of £300 and this he used to set himself up a a railway contractor.

CAO deadline fast approaching

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

Applications to the Central Applications Office (CAO) for the 2026-27 academic year will close this Sunday, February 1.

Galway students recognised for antioxidant research project

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

Two Coláíste Muire Máthair students have been recognised for their project investigating antioxidant levels in everyday foods and drinks at the SciFest@Teen-Turn event held in Avantor, Dublin.

University of Galway law students receive scholarships

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

Two University of Galway students have been awarded the RDJ Diversity and Inclusion Scholarships.

Make 2026 the year you learn French

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

What if this year you decided to take up a new language, refresh your school French, or even avail of greater job opportunities? Would you like your children to get a head start in French or achieve a H1 in their Junior or Leaving Cert examinations? Then, the French Institute has a course for you.

The French Institute offers classes for all ages and all levels with qualified native French teachers, and are now enrolling for the new term, starting on the week of January 26 for teenagers and children, and February 9 for adults.

Gamemakers welcome €15k grants

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

Cross Border funding has been allocated to boost Galway’s gaming industry during 2026, with a number of new ideas in development.

Finding generational love down by the sea shore

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

Both Margie Connolly’s late brother, Eugene, and her uncle Joe, wanted her to tell people about a place in Co Galway that was very close to their hearts.

Solaris Tea awarded international certification for ethical standards

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

Galway-based company Solaris Tea joins a global community of businesses that meet exceptional standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.

Twelve Galway restaurants shortlisted for Just Eat Awards

Thu, Jan 29, 2026

Just Eat has announced the launch of its 12th annual awards, inviting people to have their say on the restaurants, grocers, and retailers they love most, at a time when Ireland’s food scene continues to grow in quality, flavour, variety, and the experiences restaurants offer customers.

From much-loved neighbourhood independents to national brands and exciting new arrivals to the Irish market, the Just Eat Awards recognise the delivery partners that people order from time and time again, whether it’s for a midweek lunch, a family favourite, or some last-minute groceries.

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