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Ireland was transformed as a society by the introduction of free second-level education almost 60 years ago. It enabled children to build careers based on the pen rather than the shovel but left in its wake an unhealthy focus on the third-level academic pathway through the CAO application system as the preferred option of most parents for their children.

OpenText™a Waterloo, Ontario, Canada headquartered global leader in data management for enterprise AI, this week announced a €105 million investment that will create 400 new jobs across the company’s sites in Ireland in Cork and Galway over the next three years.

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) in conjunction with Galway and Letterkenny Chambers of Commerce, will today host the first in a series of masterclasses exploring what it really means to lead with authenticity and integrity and why it matters more than ever in today’s complex business environment.

The Irish Government is committed to supporting digital creative industries across the West and North-West. That was the message delivered by Alan Dillon TD, Minister of State for Employment, Small Businesses and Retail & Circular Economy, when he addressed 400 delegates at the EDGE26 Creative Economy Summit in Galway on Thursday afternoon.

Professionals looking to future-proof their careers and explore flexible learning opportunities are invited to attend the annual Adult Learning Information Evening at University of Galway on Wednesday, 17 June 2026, from 5.30pm–7.30pm in the Orbsen Building.

A landmark report will be launched today (Thursday) at Ireland’s inaugural EDGE26 Creative Economy Summit. The study highlights how the West and North-West of Ireland has built a strong and rapidly growing digital creative industries sector over the past decade. It goes on to note, however, that the next phase of growth will require more coordinated investment and supports, tailored to how digital creative enterprises actually operate.

Galway-based digital and creative agency Simpl has officially relaunched, warning that many Irish businesses are investing in artificial intelligence before establishing the strategic and brand foundations needed to deliver meaningful commercial return.

Industry and academic leaders came together at the University of Galway’s fourth annual Business Summit to tackle the challenges and opportunities of AI and explore its evolving impact on the world of work.

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Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern should apologise for ignorant comments he made about immigrants, says a Galway West by-election candidate.