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As Connacht Rugby prepare for the return of Champions Cup rugby, their new 2026/27 home jersey has been released.

Six weeks after more than 350 delegates gathered in Galway for EDGE26, Ireland’s Creative Economy Summit, CREW has published its EDGE26 Summit Report, capturing the conversations, insights and opportunities that emerged from one of Ireland’s largest gatherings focused on the digital creative industries.

Perfectly positioned in one of Galway’s most sought-after residential developments, this outstanding three bedroom duplex at Forster Court offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the very best of city-centre living. Brought to the market by Kyle O’Brien of DNG Leonard & Heaslip, this impressive home combines generous accommodation, a prime location and a lifestyle of unrivalled convenience.

Dexcom Stadium will host the WXV Global Series clash between Ireland Women and Japan on Sunday, September 27.

Perfectly positioned in one of Galway’s most sought-after residential developments, this outstanding three bedroom duplex at Forster Court offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the very best of city-centre living. Brought to the market by Kyle O’Brien of DNG Leonard & Heaslip, this impressive home combines generous accommodation, a prime location and a lifestyle of unrivalled convenience.

Connacht, having achieved their seasonal ambition to play Champions Cup rugby, plan to hit the new season running after losing their BKT URC quarter-final against league leaders Glasgow.

The Irish Government is committed to supporting digital creative industries across the West and North-West. That was the message delivered by Alan Dillon TD, Minister of State for Employment, Small Businesses and Retail & Circular Economy, when he addressed 400 delegates at the EDGE26 Creative Economy Summit in Galway on Thursday afternoon.

Seventeen candidates will contest the seat vacated by Catherine Connolly’s election to the presidency.

Connacht’s promotion to the Champions Cup next season remains in the balance despite having made the top eight of the URC.

As Ireland’s creative industries continue to evolve into a major driver of enterprise and innovation, the need for dedicated business support within the sector has never been greater. At the forefront, CREW, Galway’s enterprise hub for the digital creative industries, supports companies and entrepreneurs in building sustainable, scalable businesses across film, animation, games, immersive media, digital design, and creative technology.