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Galwayman gets ready for mammoth rowing challenge
A man with two years’ rowing experience is to take on the Atlantic Ocean in a mammoth fundraising challenge for two charities.
Datavant launches tech talks
A series of talks on emerging technologies will begin next Tuesday, December 2, at the Hyde Hotel on Foster Street, with doors at 6pm.
Man produced multitool after being refused entry to pub
A man refused entry to a city pub by door staff produced what was described as a “multitool” implement in a threatening manner, it was alleged at Galway District Court.
Datavant announces Bonham Quay campus as headquarters for its global R&D centre in Galway
Datavant, the world-leading health data platform company that recently announced its expansion into Ireland, has revealed that its global R&D centre will be headquartered in a new 15,000 square foot office at the Bonham Quay campus in Galway city.
Datavant’s Galway expansion — A game-changer for Ireland’s west and global health data
The landmark announcement this year that Datavant, one of the world’s foremost health data platform companies, has unveiled plans to establish its Global Research and Development Centre in Galway, represents a pivotal moment not only for the San Francisco-based company but also for Galway and the wider West of Ireland, solidifying the region’s position as a vital hub in the global healthcare technology ecosystem.
Carlow ref will miss his long-serving umpire for senior final
The man charged with handling Sunday's senior final will be without the help of his long-serving umpire when he blows the whistle for the decider this weekend.
Some trivia for Sunday
Every game has a unique aspect to it — this one even more so. It will be the first final since 2010 that does not have a Mayo, Dublin or Kerry team in it. That 2010 final featured Cork v Down. We have had to wait 14 years for another such novel pairing.
It's hard to get back to a final, so you have to do everything you can to win it — Concannon
John Concannon has always been a man to wear his heart on his sleeve. You can test the temperature of a game by watching his movement on the sideline. His eyes darting here and there, encouraging and inspiring.
All that matters is that we have Sam Maguire in our possession at a quarter past five, says Joyce
When Padraig Joyce told the assembled media at his unveiling in 2019 that if he didn't win an All-Ireland title, his tenure would have been a failure, many felt he was setting unusually high standards for a new appointee.
Technological University of the Shannon to host innovative Business Speaker Series
Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) has launched the inaugural TUS Business Speaker Series, a monthly event tailored specifically for local industry across the regions.
