‘One Billion Rising’ events to end gender-based violence all around the world today – except for in Ireland
The global campaign to end gender-based violence One Billion Rising has called on communities around…
Galway
Poll reveals 88 per cent of renters suffer maintenance issues
Local authority and private rental tenants in Galway say that inspections and repairs are not…
Investigation launched after break in at Galway’s Pálás cinema
Burglars broke into Galway’s Pálás Cinema on Tuesday morning. Pálás Cinema announced the break in…
Galway TD calls to raise minimum social media age to sixteen
All social media companies must raise their account age limits to 16 to match the…
Climate: Paris Agreement target missed with hottest January on record
January 2024 broke the record for the hottest January on record, capping off a sustained twelve-month period where the average global temperature exceeded the 1.5°C threshold set by the Paris Agreement.
Celebrating cultural diversity: A dragon dance and Lunar New Year festivities at the University of Galway
In a colourful display of cultural fusion and festival celebration, the J.E. Cairnes School of…
Ireland ranks higher in education than EU-27
The Central Statistics Office of Ireland (CSO) has released the educational attainment thematic report for…
Eyre Square home to Tito Ben’s, a new Filipino-Irish food truck
Recently, Galway has welcomed a Filipino-Irish food truck at its city centre. Owned by Mr….
Young and old attend the Galway Novena on its 40th Anniversary
By Michelle Geraghty The annual Galway Novena to ‘Our Mother of Perpetual Help’ is underway…
Cold weather on the horizon, Galway set to escape the worst
Snow is set to hit parts of the country tomorrow as the milder air blows…
Local residents concerned about Galway City Council’s Woodquay park redesign
Community members voiced their concerns to the Galway City Council (GCC) on the Woodquay Redevelopment…
Climate Change Assessment: Galway caught in rising sea levels and storms
Ireland is “highly exposed” to sea level rise and storm surges, according to the country’s…
The Salmon Weir Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge is looking for an official name
The Salmon Weir Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge is currently seeking an official name, and the…
Galway Palestine rally calls for boycotts
By Hailey Cassidy The Galway Palestine Solidarity Campaign called for boycotts of Israeli companies and…
Grattan Beach weathers the storms due to new sand fencing
The sand fencing project in Grattan beach, Salthill has succeeded in preventing coastal erosion in…
Is there a solution for the long waiting lists at hospitals?
New wait times at hospitals in Ireland released show there is no change to the…
Galway SPCA: A Beacon of Hope for Stray Animals Post-Storm
Amidst heavy winds and rain during storms, the Galway Society for the Protection of Animals…
Galway City Council calls for input on proposed bike lane extension
Galway City Council (GCC) has revealed plans to expand pedestrian and cycling infrastructure on the…
Keith Finnegan announces an end to his 34-year-long radio career at Galway Bay FM
On Monday, Galway Bay FM’s Keith Finnegan announced that he would bid farewell to his…
