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Community Connect, an organisation that offers practical support to pregnant women and babies across Ireland, is responding to those needs by hosting a ‘Drive & Drop’ donation event at Our Lady Queen of Peace church car park in Coosan, Athlone, from 1-3pm on Saturday, March 26.

TUS has been allocated €36,000 is to support Travellers and Roma students in higher education.

Business to Arts and their innovation partner Accenture, and category partners Arthur Cox, daa, ESB, Irish Life, The Arts Council of Ireland, The Irish Times and TileStyle, have launched the call for County Westmeath nominations for the landmark 30th anniversary 2022 Business to Arts Awards.

Mayo manager James Horan has made six changes to his side from the one that started against Armagh in Hyde Park a fortnight ago, for their trip to Tralee on Saturday night where they will take on Kerry.

Business to Arts launched the call for Galway nominations for the 30th annual Business to Arts Awards (2022) to join previous local winners Galway International Arts Festival & Flogas, recipients of the Best Use of Creativity in the Community Award (2021).

GALWAY STREET Club make their long awaited return to the stage with two headline shows at the Róisín Dubh for St Patrick’s Day.

Mayo and the AtlanTec Gateway’s tech cluster has received official recognition at European level, which, it says, will create additional opportunities for the growth and development of the sector across the West of Ireland.

The first webinar of the Institute of Directors in Ireland (IoD) schedule for 2022 took place in recent times and provided an outlook for the Irish property market for the year ahead, with guest speaker Marian Finnegan, Managing Director of Residential and Advisory, Sherry FitzGerald Group.

An online payroll course that is exempt from course fees will start on February 14 at GRETB Training Centre in Mervue, Galway. The course duration is eight weeks.

The world’s largest anti-food waste app, Too Good To Go, has officially launched in Galway this week. The app enables consumers to buy surplus food from local businesses to fight food waste and tackle the climate crisis.