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Plenty to 'Feed' on at Film Fleadh
The 2026 festival will showcase 35 new Irish films, major world premieres, international guests and over 130 short films from Thursday, July 7, to July 12.
Exhibition explores the lived experience of Gaza
University of Galway will host a four-day exhibition exploring daily life in Gaza through personal testimony, photography, video, letters and children’s artwork. The exhibition centres on the experiences of Palestinian entrepreneur, writer and public speaker Shirene Yaseen, whose family remains in Gaza.
Exhibition explores the lived experience of Gaza
University of Galway will host a four-day exhibition exploring daily life in Gaza through personal testimony, photography, video, letters and children’s artwork. The exhibition centres on the experiences of Palestinian entrepreneur, writer and public speaker Shirene Yaseen, whose family remains in Gaza.
Michael D ‘deeply distressed’ over University’s participation in research project
Former president Michael D Higgins has said he is “deeply distressed” over the University of Galway’s participation in a research project with ties to defence contractors involved in the attacks in Palestine.
Michael D slams University of Galway over Israeli ties
Former president Michael D Higgins has strongly criticised the University of Galway for its collaboration with an Israeli university that allegedly maintains close ties to defence contractors contributing to the ongoing genocide in Palestine.
University of Galway students undertake 300km cycle to raise funds for Palestinian children's charity
A group of students from University of Galway will embark on a cycle from Galway to Cork tomorrow (Wednesday) to raise funds for the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund.
People Before Profit begins by-election campaign
People Before Profit’s candidate in the Galway West by-election says he supported the blockade by protesters of Galway Port last week.
A Cúirt lecture on hope, accountability and agency
As a Galway native, Sarah Clancy has grown up with Cúirt and believes it is a space where you do not have to apologise for creating or thinking anew. Bringing this motto to her lecture, she will give her audience space to think about the genocide in Gaza in a space of equality, to reflect on the Global Sumud Flotillas, and explore our lack of agency as a subversive society.
‘Come on ta f**k’
Cathal McKenna and Gary Regan of The Scratch talk to MAXIM KELLY ahead of headlining Galway's new music festival Momentum next month
