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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.

Ireland’s low early school-leaving rate is concealing the real figures of student disengagement, according to researchers at the Learnovate Centre in Trinity College Dublin.

A new documentary detailing the “calculated dismantling of life itself” in Gaza is screening at the Town Hall Theatre for one night only on October 8, at 8pm, with a special Q&A afterward featuring Dr Victoria Rose, Prof. Nick Maynard, and Alaa Alqaisi.

But it is the places we build where these connections happen which will be celebrated at Galway’s 2026 edition of Architecture at the Edge from next Thursday, September 17, to September 27.

Galway Simon Community has launched its 2025 Annual Impact Report, highlighting the growing importance of health, wellbeing and social integration services in helping people move beyond homelessness. The report comes at a time when homelessness in Ireland has reached record levels, with more people than ever relying on emergency accommodation.

Award-winning marketing strategist and Business & Finance Top 100 CMO, Maricka Burke-Keogh, has officially launched The Marketing Department, a fractional marketing consultancy designed to give small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) access to senior-level marketing leadership without the cost of employing a full-time Marketing Director.

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.

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.

Galway-founded medical technology company Aerogen has been named the winner of the 2026 American Chamber of Commerce Ireland (AmCham) Global Impact Award, a prestigious recognition of organisations whose work is making a significant difference on the international stage.