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Galway Rape Crisis Centre (GRCC) has officially opened the doors to its new building and permanent home in The Claddagh, Galway marking a historic moment in the organisation’s more than four decades of service to the community.

September is Pain Awareness Month, and Chronic Pain Ireland has adopted the theme ‘Beyond the Surface’ this year, focusing on the hidden struggles of chronic pain and the stigma that surrounds it.

WestBIC, in partnership with Data2Sustain and Enterprise Ireland, hosted a successful conference at University of Galway focusing on ‘Navigating Start-Up Investment in Times of Uncertainty’.

University of Galway and TE Connectivity have entered a new partnership in support of the University’s Ian Quinn Centre for Health Technology Innovation, building on the success of the BioInnovate Ireland programme.

Two of Galway city’s famous theatre companies have joined forces to provide work experience opportunities for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Old Ireland in Colour, a photography exhibition featuring work from the best-selling books of the same name, launched at Kylemore Abbey this week. The exhibition will run until late Autumn 2025 in the Victorian castle and will be part of the heritage experience which welcomes over 500,000 visitors each year.

Darragh Faherty from Galway took part in a unique production at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre last week.

Love Irish Food, in partnership with Global, announced last week that entries are open for the 2025 Love Irish Food Brand Development Award. Open to Love Irish Food Members nationwide and worth in excess of €160,000, the award will be supported by trade partners Checkout Magazine, Goosebump Ltd, and Marketing Network Group.

Ibec, the group representing Irish businesses, has released its annual CEO survey, revealing that CEOs in Ireland remain largely optimistic about the broader business environment, in line with expectations for 2024. Looking ahead, most CEOs (88%) anticipate that the cost of doing business will continue to rise in 2025. The research also shows that six in ten firms expect increased demand and turnover, along with growth in both domestic and export sales—figures that remain largely unchanged from recent trends.

Are you ready to be part of the future of health tech innovation? BioInnovate, a 10-month immersive programme at University of Galway, is now accepting applications for 2025/26. This unique opportunity offers aspiring innovators the chance to work at the forefront of Ireland’s thriving MedTech ecosystem, alongside clinicians, entrepreneurs, and technical experts.