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So desperate phone calls were placed, and last Friday afternoon, a showdown of sorts occurred around the city manager’s conference table on the top floor of City Hall on College Road.

East Galway’s tourism sector has been urged to build on recent investment, growing collaboration and improved promotion of the region as a visitor destination, with 100 tourism operators attending a networking event in Athenry.

With the numbers of students in sixth year increasing year on year and application numbers to the CAO at almost 96,000 in 2026, what is the situation as individuals seek a place in an undergraduate course in one of Ireland’s third-level institutions?

Selecting the correct career progression option following your Leaving Cert or at any other stage in life is a major challenge for any of us. For the majority of those reflecting on this dilemma today, the ultimate answer will be found in receiving and accepting a CAO offer in late August 2027.

For Leaving Cert students hoping to study medicine, February means one thing: the HPAT.

Beginning at 7.30pm, the evening promises an exploration of several issues shaping how we live, work and connect, with a diverse group of speakers set to challenge assumptions and share new perspectives.

Medtech leaders from across Europe and beyond have gathered in Galway this week for a major international conference calling for regulatory reform to protect patients, support innovation and strengthen Europe’s competitiveness in the global medical technology sector.

Galway and Roscommon Education & Training Board (ETB) joined over 200 delegates at a major education conference held in Tralee to explore the relationship between Ireland’s education and training sector and the European Union.

Ireland’s low early school-leaving rate is concealing the real figures of student disengagement, according to researchers at the Learnovate Centre in Trinity College Dublin.

People working remotely or in a hybrid arrangement across Ireland are being asked to have their say on what remote and hybrid working looks like for them - from their commute and work-life balance to their health and wellbeing, to how connected they feel to their community.