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Zhivago Gifts’ incredible Christmas Gift store is now open on Shop Street, offering hundreds of ideas including the wildly popular Clutching at Straws game, mugs, books, Secret Santa gifts, calendars, funny gifts, socks, and anything shoppers could possibly need.

It is that time of year again, and in true festive fashion, Zhivago Gifts on Shop St has all the best and brightest albums of 2025 in store.

Founded by Ruan Shiels in 2019, the online store curates original artworks, and sells museum-grade fine art print editions.

Based at the foot of the majestic Killary Fjord, the Connemara Sheep and Wool Centre offers an enriching experience that celebrates Irish heritage and the wool craft industry. This family-run business run by Aine and Gregg, who have been welcoming visitors for over 25 years, is a destination with fun for all the family.

This Christmas double the excitement of giving a well thought out gift to someone you love by supporting those in need.

This Christmas, a small gesture can make a world of difference for a rescue dog. MADRA’s Dog’s Dinner Appeal is back, inviting animal lovers everywhere to donate just €5 to provide a meal for a rescue dog in need. This year, in addition to meals, supporters can also help by purchasing from an exclusive range of gift items, with all proceeds going directly to support the dogs.

There is a belief that the key to longevity and success in business is achieved by how well a company can keep up with the modern demands of its discerning customers. While this adage is no doubt true, establishing a strong culture based on tradition is also a cornerstone to any business's prosperity - there is a reason why many companies use the tagline 'A name you can trust' in their promotional materials.

Iconic fashion brand Standún has been named as a finalist in the 2024 Retail Excellence Ireland Awards. Its journey from a modest two-bedroom bungalow selling groceries to a bustling destination store for locals and tourists alike is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of the Standún family.

Standún's journey from a modest two-bedroom bungalow selling groceries to a bustling destination store for locals and tourists alike is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of the Standún family.

Businesses have enjoyed a busy summer in Galway City Centre. However, with Christmas approaching, it is a common conception amongst businesses that more needs to be done by the city council to encourage shoppers into the city.