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Exciting new attractions, hands-on workshops and interactive experiences promise a day of discovery for families at University of Galway this Sunday. Come along to the Galway Science and Technology Festivals Annual Exhibition Day and enjoy rockets, robots, space exploration and spectacular science shows.

Exciting new attractions, hands-on workshops and interactive experiences promise a day of discovery for families at University of Galway this Sunday. Come along to the Galway Science and Technology Festivals Annual Exhibition Day and enjoy rockets, robots, space exploration and spectacular science shows.

University of Galway has been recognised for its international reputation for marine and ocean research with the award of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence for Ocean Futures, Science and Diplomacy.

Galway will soon welcome leading ocean researchers, policymakers, innovators and industry representatives from across Europe when Atlantic Summit Galway 2026 takes place at the University of Galway on 8-9 October.

The Marine Institute will reveal how Ireland uses offshore buoys, ocean observation networks and real-time data to help forecast Atlantic storms at a free public event at Galway City Museum on Friday, 18 September 2026, from 1.00pm to 1.50pm.

University of Galway will host a major summit on the future of the Atlantic Ocean as part of Ireland’s current presidency of the European Union.

The Atlantic Summit Galway 2026, a landmark international conference focused on advancing Europe’s ocean research, skills and innovation agenda, will take place in Galway during Ireland's upcoming EU Presidency.

The Marine Institute, in partnership with Galway City Museum, has announced a vibrant programme of free public outreach events taking place from March through June as part of An Tír Faoi Thoinn – The Land Beneath the Waves. This new public engagement initiative invites people of all ages to explore the extraordinary marine life, habitats and underwater landscapes hidden beneath the surface of Galway Bay.

Galway City Museum, in association with the Marine Institute, is proud to unveil An Tír Faoi Thoinn – The Land Beneath the Waves, a striking new underwater photography exhibition that brings visitors face to face with the extraordinary marine life that thrives beneath the surface of Galway Bay.

The Marine Institute will be highlighting the role of women both in the institute and throughout Ireland's marine science sector across its online platforms tomorrow (February 11) to celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science.