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Work to begin on major Merlin Park water infrastructure project
Construction is due to get under way this week on a major new underground wastewater storage tank at Merlin Park, representing a significant investment in the city’s future infrastructure.
€12 million investment to transform Galway City Museum
Galway City Museum is to be transformed into a world class immersive visitor experience as a result of €12.6 m funding announced in the city last evening.
Landmark EDGE26 report identifies 1,045 digital creative companies across the West and North-West
A landmark report will be launched today (Thursday) at Ireland’s inaugural EDGE26 Creative Economy Summit. The study highlights how the West and North-West of Ireland has built a strong and rapidly growing digital creative industries sector over the past decade. It goes on to note, however, that the next phase of growth will require more coordinated investment and supports, tailored to how digital creative enterprises actually operate.
Glanua marks a decade of growth in Loughrea
Glanua recently celebrated its tenth anniversary in Loughrea, having established its presence at Railway House on Station Road in 2016. Over the past decade, the company has grown from strength to strength, becoming one of the region’s leading employers and a key contributor to Ireland’s water and wastewater infrastructure sector.
AutoCollection Prestige Cars: Steering you towards first-class customer experience
AutoCollection Prestige Cars is making its presence in Galway felt, redefining the high-end vehicle customer experience.
All-new battery Electric Toyota C-HR+ with trade-in boosters and low APRs for 262
Tony Burke Motors, your local Toyota Dealer is delighted to announce the arrival of the all-new Toyota C-HR+.
When the numbers stop working: Ireland’s construction slowdown and what it means for Galway
The Irish construction sector is experiencing a fundamental shift that deserves far more attention than it's currently receiving. After years of post-pandemic recovery and ambitious national housing targets, we're now witnessing a slowdown driven not by falling demand — demand remains exceptionally strong — but by something far more problematic: the economics of development are breaking down.
SEAI urges Galway homeowners to start their home energy upgrade journey over the summer months
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is encouraging Galway homeowners to upgrade their homes to make them more comfortable, healthier and less costly to run.
Galway’s Simpl warning Irish businesses risk wasted AI spend without clear strategy foundations
Galway-based digital and creative agency Simpl has officially relaunched, warning that many Irish businesses are investing in artificial intelligence before establishing the strategic and brand foundations needed to deliver meaningful commercial return.
University of Galway business summit explores AI in future world of work
Industry and academic leaders came together at the University of Galway’s fourth annual Business Summit to tackle the challenges and opportunities of AI and explore its evolving impact on the world of work.
