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Nissan has unveiled the Ariya, a solar-powered concept car.

Fianna Fáil Galway West TD, John Connolly, has welcomed the “solid recognition” from the National Transport Authority that the Galway-Dublin railway line capacity needs to be increased.

The long-awaited prospect of a light rail system for Galway has moved one step closer to receiving the green light, following confirmation from Deputy John Connolly that a light rail line will be included in the Galway Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy.

Schoolchildren in Kinvara will take to the streets at 12 noon tomorrow (Thursday) to highlight the urgent need for safe road crossings in the village.

The betting for the Irish Presidential Election next month suggests a hotly contested campaign after Maria Steen came up short yesterday (Wednesday) in her bid to turn the battle for the Áras into a four horse race.

Galway City Council has not published or stated any estimate for the fit out of its new headquarters at Crown Square, according to a Council spokesperson.

Three quarters of van drivers now believe that a fully-electric van would be a suitable choice for their businesses.

Puppies from all across Ireland are officially invited to compete for the prestigious title of Petmania's Puppy of the Year 2025 — a heartwarming celebration of the nation’s beloved pets, culminating in a live grand finale and winner announcement at Dublin’s Pet Expo on October 18.

Now in its second year, the event recognised standout performers across a wide range of categories from 'Salon of the Year' to 'Outstanding Achievement' and 'Excellence Awards'. With hundreds of nominations received nationwide, competition was extremely high, making the inclusion of a number of Galway-based businesses amongst the winners and recognised businesses even more impressive.

Éirígí For a New Republic has postered Galway city with its plans to picket the Galway West TD’s office in Woodquay this weekend, as a protest against what its members see as the Government’s attempt to dilute Ireland’s so-called military neutrality.