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Two students from ATU will present their research at the European Parliament in Brussels next week, as part of an international initiative showcasing undergraduate research from across Europe.

Quilty is a highly renowned interpreter of traditional Irish music and is considered the foremost band on the Irish folk music scene in Scandinavia.

An author and archaeologist in Galway has won the prestigious Michel Déon prize for non fiction.

An author and archaeologist in Galway has won the prestigious Michel Déon prize for non fiction.

Ireland West Airport welcomed representatives from its seven local authority partners, tourism agencies and regional stakeholders on Tuesday, 29th September, for a successful event celebrating the partnerships supporting tourism, connectivity and economic development across the West and Northwest of Ireland.

Solution Explorer is an AI-powered tool that gives a user the modules and workflows that address their compliance challenges, replacing the work of reading a product catalogue. It is the newest addition to 80-plus modules spanning equipment inspection, risk assessment, incident reporting, contractor management, and audit preparation.

Rainer Zietlow has been honoured with a new Guinness World Record for 'most countries visited in a continuous journey by a battery powered electric vehicle'.

The idea of studying abroad can sit somewhere between an exciting dream and a daunting leap. Leaving home, adjusting to a new culture, and meeting new people can be a lot to take on. Yet those who make the move often describe it as one of their most rewarding experiences.

From a family business in Claremorris to a single toy shop in Galway, Smyths Toys has grown into one of Europe’s biggest toy retailers — while keeping its roots firmly planted in the West of Ireland.

The community writing group’s 2027 Write-on Anthology and The Boy in the Bed by Frank Fahy, will be launched at the Clybaun Hotel on Friday, September 18, at 3pm.