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James Stewart began trading in Lower Salthill, Galway, in 1902. The firm quickly grew into a general building business with in-house capabilities such as Joinery Works, Mechanical Engineering Works and an Architectural Stonework Division. The firm earned a well-respected reputation as a builder of houses, churches, schools and industrial buildings.

The latest figures from the Department of Housing show 5,659 children in emergency accommodation, a 13% increase from July 2025.

Two Co Galway women have appeared in court over them allegedly shouting anti-war slogans and wearing anti-war T-shirts on the 7th green at Trump Doonbeg golf course as US President, Donald Trump’s Marine One was in the air preparing to land on Saturday afternoon.

Finding the right family home is often about much more than the number of bedrooms. It is about having space to grow, somewhere for everyone to retreat to, a garden to enjoy, good schools and amenities close at hand and, perhaps most importantly, a neighbourhood where you can imagine putting down roots for many years to come.

Members of Aistear, the winning group of the prestigious Craobh Siansa Gael Linn competition 2026 gathered in Michael Fawls, in Ennis, Co. Clare this weekend for a celebratory night of music and fun.

Stewart Construction is a premier, fourth-generation family-owned main contractor with a legacy spanning more than 120 years. Founded in 1902 and headquartered in Salthill, Galway, with a significant regional office in Dublin, the company has evolved into one of Ireland’s leading main contractors.

For many in Galway, Christmas morning simply is not complete without a trip to Blackrock in Salthill, where hundreds gather to brave the icy waters of Galway Bay and raise funds for COPE Galway.

Connacht Rugby’s first-serving CEO Gerry Kelly took centre stage at this year’s annual awards at The Galmont, winning the Lifetime Contribution to Rugby Award.

55% of Irish employers state they are struggling more to retain and attract talent this year, compared to 2024.

Datavant – one of the world’s leading health data platform companies – has announced its expansion into Ireland with the opening of its global R&D centre in Galway.