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The University of Galway’s annual Alumni Ball this weekend should be boycotted by staff, students and graduates because of the institution’s relationship with an Israeli college linked to defence contractors complicit in genocide.

Students from across Ireland attended the CreateHER National Gathering at University of Galway on Friday, April 17.

Galway City Council, in partnership with Clean Coasts Ireland and Galway Atlantaquaria, celebrated Love Your Beach 2026 over an educational and fun-filled three-days (12-15 May), with the programme including: Circus 250 – an environmental circus act; sand dune and coastal erosion workshops; and for the second year running, yoga on Silverstrand with local yoga instructor Eva Du from Rise Awild. The event is a celebration of Galway’s city beaches, taking place in the two Blue Flag beaches of Ladies Beach, Salthill, and Silverstrand.

Fianna Fáil Galway West by-election candidate, Cllr Cillian Keane, has backed calls from the St. Joseph’s Patrician College ‘The Bish’ school community for urgent progress on its long-awaited new school building project.

A new Galway-based initiative for primary schools called the 'Be Inspired This Summer' competition was launched on Monday, May 18 by Mary Ann Fleming, Director of Penn Engineering Europe.

For most Leaving Cert students, school days are now over, and the stark reality of sitting English Paper 1 at 9.30am on Wednesday, June 3 is staring you in the face.

If you are looking for an outdoor, water-based adventure and sailing activities to fill your children’s summer days, Galway Bay Sailing Club is ready to inspire young sailors. With courses tailored for beginners from 7 years old right through to advanced sailing for teenagers that combine fun, safety, and skill-building, there is something for everyone.

University of Galway hosted a pioneering exploration day to support the first students in Ireland to study the new Leaving Certificate subject Drama, Film and Theatre Studies.

University of Galway hosted a pioneering exploration day to support the first students in Ireland to study the new Leaving Certificate subject Drama, Film and Theatre Studies.

In the fast-paced world of converging technologies, innovation is more than discovery—it is the fusion of science, sustainability, digitisation, and advanced manufacturing. Understanding this complexity defines true industry leaders. University of Galway's new part-time courses in advanced manufacturing meet this challenge.