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As the long, carefree days of summer begin to fade, families everywhere prepare for one of the biggest transitions of the year: the return to school. For children, it marks the beginning of new adventures, fresh opportunities, and exciting experiences. For parents, however, it often brings a mixture of pride, relief, worry, and anticipation. The back-to-school season is much more than buying uniforms and filling school bags—it is an emotional journey that affects the whole family.

There has never been a more decorated Galway Gaelic games player across the men’s and women’s senior inter-county codes than Ailish O'Reilly. Four All-Ireland senior medals for a player who on Sunday will be chasing a coveted five. Nobody has collected more senior Celtic Crosses while starting every victorious final for a team in maroon.

The Government must tackle teacher shortages in Ireland by making teaching a sustainable career choice for young people, new ASTI President Richie Bell said this week.

The return to school is an exciting milestone, but it can also bring a mixture of nerves, anticipation and uncertainty for both children and parents. Whether it’s a child’s first day in the classroom or the start of another academic year, a little preparation can make the transition much smoother.

It seems tourists have the high ground in Galway while the residents are Anekin Skywalker. In a study by the Galway Advertiser, one-third of shops in the main shopping district are geared towards tourists.

Students from Galway Educate Together Secondary School are participating in a University of Limerick research examining Junior Cycle education through student-led learning.

Talented Galway senior footballer Sean Fitzgerald has been announced as part of this year's Love Island lineup.

For most Leaving Cert students, school days are now over, and the stark reality of sitting English Paper 1 at 9.30am on Wednesday, June 3 is staring you in the face.

University of Galway hosted a pioneering exploration day to support the first students in Ireland to study the new Leaving Certificate subject Drama, Film and Theatre Studies.

University of Galway hosted a pioneering exploration day to support the first students in Ireland to study the new Leaving Certificate subject Drama, Film and Theatre Studies.