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The University of Galway Students’ Union announced their charity partners for the upcoming academic term this week: Galway Rape Crisis Cenre and the Irish Cancer Society. The Union will hold fundraising events throughout the year on behalf of the two charities.

Located on Threadneedle Road in Salthill, Coláiste Éinde is a co-educational voluntary secondary school with a proud tradition of nurturing talent and ambition for almost a century.

Merlin College has proudly introduced cricket as a mainstay extracurricular activity, responding to the growing number of students who wished to participate in the sport while also reflecting the school’s deeply inclusive ethos.

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) has been recognised among the top five per cent of higher education institutions globally following its first-ever inclusion in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2026.

The idea of studying abroad can sit somewhere between an exciting dream and a daunting leap. Leaving home, adjusting to a new culture, and meeting new people can be a lot to take on. Yet those who make the move often describe it as one of their most rewarding experiences.

Starting secondary school is a big step for any young person. There are new routines, more homework, greater expectations and so much more to organise. For students with dyslexia or other additional learning needs, this transition can feel particularly overwhelming.

Coláiste Muire Máthair is situated on over 20 acres of verdant grassland in the heart of Galway city. They are a proud academic institution, producing some of the highest Leaving Certificate results in the county, as well as some of the highest performing sports and science teams in the country.

Nobody hands you a manual for how to study at university. Primary and secondary school all followed the same structure; homework diaries, teachers chasing and harrying you, end-of-year exam study guides. College assumes you'll figure it out yourself.

Founded by the Patrician Brothers in 1862 at the request of the Bishop of Galway, St Joseph’s Patrician College has continued to serve the people of Galway for 164 years.

Staff at the University of Galway are set to begin industrial action next month following an overwhelming vote by members of the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) in favour of action up to and including strike action.