Listen to your heart, advises Croi CEO ahead of webinar

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

Croi CEO, Neil Johnson has advised people to find out more about heart valve disease by tuning into a webinar to be held in two week’s time.

Oranmore seeks public realm that supports active travel and recreation, survey shows

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

An extensive survey into how Oranmore locals feel is neded for the enhancement of the village has shown that there is significant demand an increased public realm space and traffic restructions.

Implantable stimulator device combines with body power to treat disease, damage and sports injury, Galway research illustrates

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

Researchers at CÚRAM, the SFI Research Centre for Medical Devices based at NUI Galway, have shown how the simple act of walking can power an implantable stimulator device to speed up treatment of musculoskeletal diseases.

Cairde trip on Galway Hookers for front-line hospital staff

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

Fourteen staff from three Galway hospitals were the winners of the free staff draw set up as a big thank you by Cairde Othair na Gaillimhe (Friends of Galway Patients) to all staff working on the front line during the worst period of stress and pressure in all our lives.

500,000 vaccine milestone reached in Saolta region

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

The vaccination centres in the West and North West have hit the milestone of delivering 500,000 vaccines since the first vaccination centre opened at the end of February.

Tributes paid to Annaghdown man after fatal Cornamona accident

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

The Annaghdown community is in shock this week after the death of a popular local man in a traffic collision in Cornamona last weekend.

Fourteen Travellers take their first steps towards higher education

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

A group of 14 Irish Travellers have been recognised at a special ceremony after completing NUI Galway Access Centre’s first Educational Transition Project (ETP).

Professor Pól Ó Dochartaigh, deputy president and registrar of NUI Galway, presented the students with their certificates of completion at a ceremony at the university.

Get on the ball with the Advertiser.ie GAA Podcast

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

The newest Advertiser.ie GAA Podcast is now available on Advertiser Podcasts.

Legion of Mary in Galway to mark 100 years

Thu, Sep 02, 2021

A celebratory mass will be held on Tuesday next, September 7 in Galway Cathedral at 7:30pm to mark the beginning of the centenary of the Legion of Mary. The Mass will be presided by Most Rev. Brendan Kelly. All friends of the Legion past and present are welcome to attend with seating on a first come first served basis. The mass will also be viewable online at www.galwaycathedral.ie

The mass will mark 100 years of the work of Our Lady’s Legion and for its 88 years in Galway. For the duration of this centenary year, there will be a photo display in the Cathedral on the local and wider legion.

Walk-in vaccination clinics in Galway for over 12s opens today

Wed, Sep 01, 2021

Anyone aged 12 and older, who has not yet received their first vaccine dose, can go to the walk-in vaccination clinic in Galway today and get their vaccine.

Students urged to be cautious when seeking accommodation

Tue, Aug 31, 2021

Students looking for accommodation in Galway are being urged to be cautious before committing to a private residence, to make sure the property fits the needs of all tenants, and to watch out for rental scams.

Walk-in vaccination clinics in Galway for over 12s this week

Mon, Aug 30, 2021

Anyone aged 12 and older who hasn’t yet received their first dose vaccine, can go to a walk-in vaccination clinic this week and get their vaccine.

Outpouring of sympathy and donations for M6 crash victims

Thu, Aug 26, 2021

An online fundraiser to repatriate the bodies of a family of three who lost their lives in a collision on the M6 last week has raised nearly €100,000 in two days.

Eyre Square Shopping Centre on the market for €13 million

Thu, Aug 26, 2021

Eyre Square, Galway’s leading shopping centre, is due to be brought to the market by Colliers. Developed by McInerneys in 1991, it remains the city’s premier retail destination comprising over 70 retail units and kiosks attracting approx. 270,000 visitors a week.

Crew of nine rescued by Galway Lifeboat after vessel ran aground in Ballyvaughan Bay

Thu, Aug 26, 2021

Galway RNLI Lifeboat rescued nine people on Tuesday night after their 6.5 metre rib ran aground in Ballyvaughan Bay.

Hollywood star Murray hosted in Galway by Connacht Hospitality Group

Thu, Aug 26, 2021

The Connacht Hospitality Group wasthis week delighted to host Hollywood star Bill Murray and welcome him to Galway Bay Golf Resort. Mr Murray is in Ireland with his family and New York Times best-selling author Tom Coyne to film a new golf series, The Links Life.

NUI Galway-sponsored research demonstrates that clinicians should treat patients on their stomachs

Thu, Aug 26, 2021

Critically-ill Covid-19 patients are less likely to die or to require invasive ventilation if lying prone on their stomachs while receiving oxygen, a global research project sponsored by NUI Galway has found.

The impact of the technique, known as awake prone positioning, was assessed in hospitals in six countries on more than 1,000 coronavirus patients requiring advanced breathing support.

Entertainment industry in Galway cannot remain suspended while thousands attend sporting events, says McNelis

Thu, Aug 26, 2021

It “beggars belief” that the arts and entertainment sector still has “no clarity” as to when it will be permitted to operate “on any sustainable scale”, while at the same time workers in that sector will see their income supports cut from September 7.

Martin Junction cannot become another Kirwan Junction, says Cheevers

Thu, Aug 26, 2021

“Lessons must be learned” from the issues which plagued the replacement of the Kirwan roundabout with the Kirwan Junction, as major works are about to start on another roundabout in the city.

Galway towns and villages to get a facelift under new Government scheme

Thu, Aug 26, 2021

Oranmore, Oughterard and Headford are among six towns and villages in County Galway set to get a facelift under a €7 million Government scheme to enhance streetscapes across the State.

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