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Galway Chamber has welcomed the specific inclusion of the Galway Ring Road in Minister Jack Chambers’ Budget 2027 speech, describing it as an important reaffirmation of Government support for a project central to the region’s future development.

The Galway Convention Bureau will honour a number of outstanding ambassadors who have helped bring international conferences, meetings, business, cultural and sporting events to Galway at the inaugural Galway Ambassador Recognition Awards, taking place at The Hardiman on Thursday, 12 November.

The European Committee of the Regions (CoR) Commission for Economic Policy (ECON) met in Galway last week to discuss Europe’s regions’ central role in strengthening competitiveness and resilience in a changing global economy, stressing the importance of supporting local businesses, investment and innovation while addressing trade volatility and shifting global supply chains.

The Minister for Finance, Simon Harris, and the Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, Jack Chambers, presented the second Budget of the coalition Government on Tuesday.

For generations, The Arches Hotel has been at the heart of life in Claregalway. More than simply a hotel, it is a cherished local institution where the community comes together to celebrate, connect and create lasting memories. Family-owned and proudly operated by the Dunleavy family, The Arches has built its reputation on genuine Irish hospitality, exceptional service and an unwavering commitment to serving the people of Claregalway and the wider Galway region.

G Conboy Electrical, has been a Galway institution since its opening in 1965 by George and Rita Conboy. With over 50 years’ experience in providing home appliance sales and repairs service for all major brands including Hoover, Whirlpool, Neff, Bosch, Hotpoint, Electrolux and many more, G Conboy offers an array of repairs and services.

It was in 1979 when PJ Coen first put down roots in Clarinbridge. So when the time came to establish his own business, it seemed only natural that the local area would become its home.

In business, continuity matters. When it comes to protecting your home, your business, your people and your property, knowing that the company you choose will be there for you year after year brings a level of reassurance that technology alone cannot provide.

Beloved clothing outfitter’s Dervan’s is celebrating ninety years of business, having first opened its doors in Loughrea on October 9, 1936.

Kevin Burke Tyres has been serving motorists, farmers and businesses across Galway for over 30 years.