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Galway's Generation X danced at Sex Kitchen and created free parties. Now, new research commissioned by Specsavers reveals the over 50s, the generation that built rave culture, are still the backbone of the nation's live music scene – with more than two thirds (71 per cent) attending live music events, and over a quarter (29 per cent) going out as often as they did 20 years ago.

Specsavers Headford Road has announced its new partnership with St. Joseph’s College (The Bish), becoming the official Optical Partner for the school’s esteemed rugby teams for the 2025-2026 season.

In Galway, Specsavers is making it easier than ever for the community to take control of their hearing health. With comprehensive services and accessible options, there's no reason to delay addressing any concerns.

At the heart of Galway city stands a giant—quiet, steadfast, and weathered by time. St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church, the largest medieval parish church in Ireland in continuous use, has watched the tides of history ebb and flow for over 700 years.

Mark your calendars, Galway! On Friday, June 27, 2025, Specsavers Headford Road is hosting an exciting contact lens event designed to open your eyes to a world of clear vision and unparalleled freedom. Whether you are a seasoned contact lens wearer or curious about making the switch from glasses, this is an unmissable opportunity to explore the latest advancements and benefits.

As warmer weather draws more people to Ireland’s coast for swimming, paddleboarding, surfing, and other water sports, Specsavers Galway is encouraging enthusiasts to take proactive steps to protect their hearing health.

Specsavers has this week announced the launch of its new and exclusive Elton John eyewear collection inspired by key moments in the singer's life and career.

Specsavers Galway has launched a new campaign to drive awareness of the growing issue of childhood myopia, or short-sightedness. The campaign urges parents to take early action, with experts warning that too much screen time and too little natural daylight are key risk factors in the development of myopia, a condition rising globally.

The Irish capital city took the top spot, narrowly beating Galway and Cork, which ranked second and third respectively, in a survey of over 1,000 city dwellers. Other cities making a racket include Kilkenny and Limerick.

Eleven-year-old Darragh O’Keeffe from Claregalway is runner-up of the national Specsavers Irish Book Awards short story competition. The Galway native entered the competition with his enchanting story and has been awarded the runner up prize, a collection of popular Irish children’s books, including Paddy Donnelly’s The Golden Hare and Oliver Jeffers’ Where to Hide a Star.