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Despite the centre only reopening its doors last July following major renovation work, it is understood that the roof of the building is still in a vulnerable condition.

Calls for the reopening and retention of Galway Airport are intensifying as local advocates, industry figures, and public representatives warn that its potential sale could result in the permanent loss of a strategic national asset.

Sixteen businesses and organisations from across the city have been announced as finalists for Gaillimh le Gaeilge's prestigious bilingual business award, highlighting the continued growth and visibility of the Irish language in Galway’s commercial and community sectors.

Cllr Thomas Welby is urging the public to start a campaign asking the main importers, and distributors, of fuel in Ireland to immediately reduce the price that they are charging to the forecourts so as to alleviate the suffering for motorists.

Divilly Brothers has unveiled a significant nationwide expansion of its partnership with Tesco Ireland, marking a major milestone in the growth of the nearly century-old local food business.

The BMW iX3 has been crowned the World Car of the Year for 2026 at an awards ceremony in New York last week.

A newly established seaweed company is to lead a European Union project to expand the growth of the super food in Ireland’s waters. Galway-based Óir na Farraige (ONF) is partnering with the EU’s Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) to examine the role seaweed can play in developing sustainable food systems, strengthen bio-based industries and accelerate innovation in sustainable industries based off our seas and oceans of the ‘blue’ economy.

Galway’s iconic cultural centre, Áras na nGael, is set to receive a €170k grant for conservation repairs to the shared roof of a historic terrace of Georgian townhouses on Dominick Street.

Independent Ireland councillor Noel Thomas has said that Irish fuel prices cannot continue to far outstrip countries like Spain and is calling for a temporary flat-fee excise response, targeted supports for farmers, contractors and hauliers, and a postponement of the planned carbon tax increase until the current fuel-cost crisis has eased.

The development of Next Generation Sites (NGS) is a significant opportunity for regional economic growth and job creation, a Fine Gael Senator has said.