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Whizzkids Summer Camps will run in the University of Galway on the weeks of June 29, July 6, August 10 and August 18, and they have a fantastic week planned. Focused on developing tech skills in eight to 15-year-olds, Whizzkids have been Ireland’s top tech camps since 2003. Since then, they have built up a fantastic reputation for providing fun and educational camps.

Gourmet Food Parlour (GFP) has partnered with SOS Cookies, bringing the TikTok famous Irish cookie brand to Gourmet Food Parlour customers. As well as the new partnership, customers can now also enjoy unbeatable offers on coffee, reemphasising Gourmet Food Parlour’s commitment to value and keeping café culture alive and well in Ireland.

AutoCollection Prestige Cars is making its presence in Galway felt, redefining the high-end vehicle customer experience.

AN ongoing saga over an alleged speeding detection by a GoSafe van operator in the village of Kilkerrin took another twist when it came again before Tuam District Court.

‘When your back boiler grinds to a halt in a power cut next January or when your frail grandmother has to navigate the stairs with a torch, remember that the computer servers of Microsoft, Google and Meta will still be running in the air-conditioned halls of Grange Castle, Profile Park and Clonee. And your carbon tax will be paying to keep them cool.’ says Orla Nugent of Aontú, citing research by Paul Madden, Portumna-Loughrea Aontú Local Electoral Area Representative.

Nissan has officially launched the new fully-electric Micra as the brand continues the story of the car that first hit Irish roads some 40 years ago.

Small businesses from across the West of Ireland are being invited to attend AI Works for Ireland, an in-person event taking place on Thursday, April 30, at the Radisson RED in Galway. The event is designed to help SMEs understand and apply AI in a practical, business-focused way.

Minister for Education and Youth, Hildegarde Naughton TD has launched a research report into CodePlus, a computing education outreach programme for female students.

Five days on the Camino, three people met, very little phone use-and a quiet realisation that we might all be doing life a bit… loudly

The group of concerned residents says it has resorted to asking Advertiser readers, who drive, to chose main road routes if they are not visiting their neighbourhood, plagued by rat runners seeking to skip traffic lights on the Old Dublin Road.