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BMW has revealed the fifth-generation X5, which is available as a fully-electric car for the first time.

Boyle Sports will open a new betting shop at Galway Racecourse as part of a new partnership, including additional sponsorship opportunities and increased on-course visibility for the brand.

Chanelle Pharma, a global pharmaceutical leader in human and animal health, is proud to confirm its continued partnership with the Galway Races Summer Festival 2026, reaffirming two landmark sponsorships: the Leading Trainer Award, now in its 41st consecutive year under Chanelle’s support, and the Best Turned Out Series, entering its second year as a flagship celebration of equine presentation and stable excellence.

Ireland has secured €10 million in joint European and Irish Government funding to establish the AIF IRL-Antenna, a major national initiative that will accelerate artificial intelligence adoption and innovation across Ireland while strengthening the country’s position within Europe’s rapidly expanding AI ecosystem.

BWG Foods has announced the launch of Market Square Select, a new own-brand range developed in collaboration with Irish producers and made exclusively available to independent MACE and LONDIS retailers nationwide.

Galway City Council has secured funding of up to €30 million under the Government’s Housing Infrastructure Investment Fund (HIIF), supporting key infrastructure projects that could unlock land for up to 12,877 homes across the city.

Galway Port last week welcomed the inaugural visit of Thun Renew, one of the most environmentally advanced coastal tankers operating in European waters.

The Connacht Hospitality Group have been named Ireland’s Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Business of the Year at the Chambers Ireland Awards.

Six weeks after more than 350 delegates gathered in Galway for EDGE26, Ireland’s Creative Economy Summit, CREW has published its EDGE26 Summit Report, capturing the conversations, insights and opportunities that emerged from one of Ireland’s largest gatherings focused on the digital creative industries.

Clients of barristers and solicitors based in Galway filed 75 complaints with the Legal Services Regulatory Authority last year.