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Coral Leisure Tuam and Coral Leisure Ballinasloe in conjunction with Galway County Council have announced details of the upcoming refitting of both their gyms.

All passengers and motorists travelling with Irish Ferries between the Republic of Ireland and Britain will soon be required to carry a valid passport.

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Clayton Hotel Galway has announced the appointment of Noel Hussey as its new General Manager, marking the beginning of a new chapter for one of Galway’s best-known hotels.

Standún will celebrate 80 years in business in An Spidéal this September with a special in-store event showcasing Irish fashion, design and craftsmanship.

Údarás na Gaeltachta are pleased to announce that the ‘Glasoiliúint’ scheme is now open for applications. The scheme is designed for Gaeltacht companies or tradespeople who wish to upskill in energy conservation or renewable energy technologies.

A record number of students sat the Leaving Cert exams this year but the impact of grade deflation continues to be felt.

A significant milestone in the Galway–Chicago Sister City relationship was reached last week with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Galway Chamber of Commerce and the ChicagolandChamber of Commerce.

Women-led businesses should be given greater priority in Budget 2027, with targeted measures needed to help female entrepreneurs overcome barriers to growth and support Ireland’s wider economic performance, according to Network Ireland.

South Connacht Citizens Information Service (SCCIS), which recently published its annual report for 2025, has reported continued high levels of demand for its services. The rising cost of living and the increased move of public services online were two of the main reasons people contacted the service.