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There’s something undeniably exciting about stepping into a brand-new car. Whether it is the allure of modern design, the comfort of fresh materials, or the confidence that comes with updated engineering, new cars continue to capture the imagination of drivers everywhere. But what exactly is it that people love so much about them? The appeal is deeper than just the “new car smell”—it’s a blend of technology, safety, comfort, and possibility.

A delegation of 140 of Ireland’s top entrepreneurs, including Galway’s Seamus Fahey of ICS Medical Devices, travelled to Japan this week for the annual EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ CEO Retreat.

The University of Galway Youth Academy is launching a series of week-long summer courses for primary and secondary school students in July 2025. The courses offer a unique opportunity for learners to explore their passions, develop new skills, and experience university life with like-minded young people.

M&M Qualtech is pleased to announce the opening of 18 new positions at its Galway facility, as part of the company’s ongoing expansion. This hiring initiative reinforces M&M Qualtech’s commitment to innovation, operational excellence, and community development.

Along Galway’s Tuam Road, opposite the Trappers Inn, a stunning structure is rising—its sleek, high-tech design has captured the attention of passersby and signals the next chapter in PennEngineering’s legacy of innovation. This remarkable €14 million development is far more than just a new building; it represents a strategic investment in Galway’s role as a global hub for advanced manufacturing, engineering excellence, and next-generation product development.

Responsible for more than €4.5 billion in trade since it was founded in 2020, Portershed-based, agricultural software company MartEye has helped to propel one of the oldest industries in Ireland into the modern, smartphone era.

The very word laundry conjures up images of Dickensian workhouses, sweat shops, the smell of Sunlight soap, and long working hours. It is no wonder some 1,500 laundresses went on strike in 1945 for the right to two weeks' holiday.

Seventy per cent of electronic devices are not being recycled or returned to the circular economy across Galway, new data reveals.

Household electronic and electrical waste amounted to 62 billion tonnes globally or 29kg per home, new data shows today. However, only close to 9kg of e-waste was recycled per person in Galway last year.