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The Information & Constructive Dialogue: EU Presidency Associated Event, held recently at the University of Galway, was hosted by Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board Youth Services, in partnership with Education and Training Boards Ireland, on behalf of the Department of Education and Youth.

Novelist and journalist Edel Coffey will launch the sixth issue of Galway’s Ragaire Literary Magazine at the Portershed on Friday, November 20, at 6.30pm.

The latest addition to the Galway Poetry Trail - a plaque featuring a poem by Sister Finnín Concannon of the Mercy Order, “Ar Bhruach na Coiribe” – will be unveiled at the new Woodquay Park in Galway on Monday.

Many women quietly live with ongoing digestive discomfort. Persistent bloating, abdominal pain, acid reflux and food intolerances can become a daily frustration, particularly when you feel like you have tried everything and don't seem to be getting the support you need. It can affect your confidence and overall quality of life.

Galway athletes took a large haul of medals at Bushfield, Loughrea last Sunday.

Galway-based Smart Digital Marketing & PR Agency is celebrating national recognition after being named Best Digital Marketing Agency at the prestigious Hi Style Awards 2026, held in Cork on Saturday, November 7th.

Fifty years after a tragic plane crash claimed the lives of four employees of Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) and their pilot, a group of former Digital colleagues will gather today (Thursday) at the site of the disaster near Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co Clare, to remember those who perished and honour their memory.

Ivan Romer from TE Connectivity in Ballybrit Business Park and Tomasz Pawlik from Merit Medical in Brockagh are among Ireland’s first-ever Robotic and Automation Apprentices. They are currently in training at LMETB’s Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre of Excellence (AMTCE) in Dundalk, which has dedicated robotics and collaborative robotic labs designed to train learners in modern industrial automation.

In ancient times, Galway was known as Streamstown because the waters of the Corrib divided into a myriad of small rivers and streams as they entered the city. Then, almost 200 years ago, the remarkable engineer, Alexander Nimmo, made a survey of the river and lake. He would have a transformative effect on the city when, in 1848, the first drainage scheme started, which resulted in the waterway system we have today.

Exciting new attractions, hands-on workshops and interactive experiences promise a day of discovery for families at University of Galway this Sunday. Come along to the Galway Science and Technology Festivals Annual Exhibition Day and enjoy rockets, robots, space exploration and spectacular science shows.