Beyond the game: The hidden toll of sports injuries on athletes
Photo (c) Pixabay By Oisín Brennan For all professional and high level athletes, there comes…
Author of Galway Fairytales children’s books says it’s “a huge honour” to see her work translated into Irish
By Naomi Hamilton O’Donnell When Martha Begley Schade decided to write children’s books, never did…
Corofin and Monivea/Abbey through to Connacht club football finals while Menlough bow out in penalty shootout loss
By Noah Murray Senior Semi-final Corofin will look to continue their winning ways with a…
Bald for Wilms: Friends unite in nationwide fundraiser for cancer research
By Joseph Murray In many walks of life, we are told that small gestures can…
Classrooms in crisis: The urgent need to address teacher staffing gaps
By Oisín Brennan In 2023, Ireland is experiencing a staffing shortage across a significant proportion…
Paid sick leave to increase to 5 days from 1 January 2024
By Ella Carey Minister of State for Business, Employment and Retail, Neale Richmond T.D. has…
College hurling league heats up with knockout phase spots up for grabs
By Oisin Brennan With the group stage of the Higher Education Hurling League coming to…
David Cameron makes surprise return to UK politics
By Ella Carey Former British Prime Minister David Cameron made a surprise return to frontline…
Recruitment crisis in the disability sector
By Ailiadh Walsh When speaking to staff recently who work within the disability and caring…
FlirtFM’s Paula Healy raves about ‘how good music is in the west of Ireland’ at Going Coastal launch
Coming to Galway for the very first time from November 15-19, the Going Coastal festival is set to offer a range of music, with something to suit everybody.
€56 Million in funding agreed for RTÉ
By Ananda Patrasco On the 14 November Catherine Martin TD, the Minister for Tourism, Culture,…
Impact of Storm Debi demands for better flood defences along the Galway coastline
By Ananda Patrasco The effects of Storm Debi, that hit in the early hours of…
Felix Sproll talks capturing ‘the most photogenic part of Ireland’, photography expectations and reliving memories
By Rebekah O’Reilly When former University of Galway student, marine scientist, and photographer Felix Sproll…
Ireland to see rollout of e-scooter regulations following Road Traffic and Roads Act 2023
By Lucy Murray E-scooter company, Riley Scooters, welcome upcoming safety regulations on the use of…
Galway IFA Chairman calls for halt to nitrate directive limit reductions
By Caoimhe Looney The Irish Farmers Association (IFA) have called on the European Union (EU)…
Athenry based vodka brand ‘Counting Pigs’ coming to Irish markets soon
By Kevin Dowling Athenry has always been known for the ‘Fields of Athenry’ song but…
Galway City Council ask locals to excercise caution in the aftermath of Storm Debi
By Rebekah O’Reilly Galway City Council have asked Galway locals to remain vigilant to damages…
The challenges of studying a PhD in Ireland
Choosing to go into a PhD programme is a huge undertaking. Most PhD research programmes in Ireland last four years and require a large amount of individual work, research and study. However, there is an extra set of challenges for PhD students in Irish universities.
Conor Whelan: “Mental Health is always something I’ve been passionate about”
By Paul Shaughnessy 2023 was a year where Conor Whelan stood up with inspirational performances…