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A Ballinasloe-based digital marketing company is one of the stars of a new national campaign showcasing the benefits of working in local enterprise hubs.

Donal Lynch, on behalf of everyone at the Ballybane Community Hub, has expressed heartfelt thanks to Cllr Helen Ogbu for her support in securing funding through the Galway City Council’s CAIRDE Grant 2025. The grant has enabled the completion of improvement works to the Hub’s back garden area.

The Ballybane Community Hub is inviting locals to two special events this October — a free health check and a winter cookery demonstration — both aimed at supporting health and well-being in the community.

The long-derelict Tuam Station House is set for a new lease of life as a modern enterprise and community hub, following confirmation that €6.6 million in funding has been secured through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The funding, allocated by the Northern and Western Regional Assembly (NWRA), will allow Galway County Council to bring the long-awaited project to the procurement stage.

The Ballybane Community Hub is set to host a series of exciting events this September, offering something for everyone — from crime prevention support to French cookery and creative cultural expression.

The Ballybane Community Hub is hosting two exciting and informative events this August, inviting the local community to come together for hands-on learning and free health support.

The Ballybane Community Hub will host its next cookery demonstration on Thursday, August 7 at 6:30pm, featuring local chef Maria McNeela from Rustic Grub.

There is something for everyone happening this July at the Ballybane Community Hub. From health research to local policing support and practical cookery tips, the hub is hosting a variety of free events open to the entire community. All events take place at 30 Béal Srutha, Ballybane, H91 TW27, with parking available adjacent to the Ballybane Library.

Residents of Ballybane and beyond can take a proactive step towards their health on Thursday July 17 and 6.30pm as a local registered general nurse is offering free blood pressure and blood sugar tests at Ballybane Community Hub.

The west of Ireland, with its rolling hills, rugged coastlines, and charming villages, has long been admired for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. But historically, this region—home to many small towns and rural communities—has not fully shared in the benefits of industrialisation and urban economic growth. That narrative is changing, thanks to a visionary initiative: Connected Hubs.