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Drinkaware, the national independent charity working to prevent and reduce alcohol misuse, is encouraging adults across Ireland to consider taking part in Dry January 2026 — a month-long opportunity to reset habits, boost wellbeing, and explore a more mindful relationship with alcohol.

Galway name Ó Loingsigh/Lynch is set to feature in this Sunday’s episode of Sloinne, the TG4 series exploring the history of some of Ireland’s most widespread surnames.

The National Transport Authority has decided to pause developing Galway city’s transport strategy until a decision is made for or against the N6 Ring Road.

A Galwaywoman has spoken out about the life-changing impact of a simultaneous kidney and pancreas transplant she received in 2024, expressing deep gratitude to her donor and highlighting the vital importance of organ donation.

Two talented Galway pastry chefs — Juliette Simon of Grá Chocolates and Asia Mahealani McDonagh of Mahealani Pastries — have made it to the finals of the Irish Pâtisserie Championship.

Ibec, the group representing Irish businesses, has released its annual CEO survey, revealing that CEOs in Ireland remain largely optimistic about the broader business environment, in line with expectations for 2024. Looking ahead, most CEOs (88%) anticipate that the cost of doing business will continue to rise in 2025. The research also shows that six in ten firms expect increased demand and turnover, along with growth in both domestic and export sales—figures that remain largely unchanged from recent trends.

Debut novelist Gráinne O’Brien will be interviewed by bestselling author, Donal Ryan, at the official launch of Solo at Kennys Bookshop in Liosban, on Friday, April 4 at 6pm.

Debut novelist Gráinne O’Brien will be interviewed by bestselling author, Donal Ryan, at the official launch of Solo at Kennys Bookshop in Liosban, on Friday, April 4 at 6pm.

SOMA, a new health and wellness company based in Galway, is thrilled to announce the launch of its maiden product, an advanced electrolyte health supplement designed specifically for people who train hard. In recent years, Ireland has seen a growing positive health and fitness trend and that is now being capitalised on by two local fitness enthusiasts.