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The luxury four star Oriel House Hotel & Leisure Club located in Ballincollig, is a mere 10 minutes’ drive from the heart of Cork city.

Sitting around the corner from the Prom, The Nest Boutique Hostel and self-catering apartments in Salthill is a truly unique and comfortable space that champions local, providing guests with a taste of what Galway has to offer.

Grant Thornton Ireland has launched its new Business Consulting department in its Galway office as the firm continues to expand its practice in line with growing client needs across the Border, Midlands and West (BMW) region. It forms a core part of Grant Thornton’s commitment to hire 1,000 new recruits across its seven Irish offices by 2024.

For the twelfth consecutive year Campion Insurance has been named as one of Ireland’s Best Managed Companies. The awards programme is led by Deloitte Ireland, in association with Bank of Ireland. This is the first year where the awards programme returned as an in-person event following the pandemic and culminated with a gala awards ceremony at The Convention Centre Dublin.

Long term rental market rents are currently at an all-time high in Galway city. Let West Coast Property Management rent your short term property on a long term basis with minimum hassle. The company can manage your rental property and do the heavy lifting for you.

RBK Chartered Accountants has confirmed the appointment of Moydrum resident, Michelle O’Donoghue, to the role of Governance, Risk and Assurance Partner at the prominent firm.

Cllr Owen Hanley says Government reform is needed to enhance the potential of credit unions.

From rugby professional to e-mobility warrior, Peter Bracken is used to tackling tough challenges. The former Ireland, Connacht, and Galwegians rugby player, who also won a European Champions Cup medal with Wasps, has become a passionate advocate of electric cars since his retirement from the game in 2006.

Tourism providers invited to reconnect at Recovery and Sustainability seminar

Some 10 per cent of motorists admit that in the past year they have driven the day after a night out while possibly still over the legal blood-alcohol limit.