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A 23-year-old primary school teacher from Connemara has been selected as the 2026 Galway Rose.

A fabulous new entrance to Ceannt Station opened this week, but a lack of signage is causing confusion among passengers rushing for trains.

For more than half a century, the small ads of the Galway Advertiser have quietly chronicled the rhythm of life in the west of Ireland. Week after week, line after line, they have connected strangers, solved problems, opened doors, and, in many cases, changed lives. Now, 56 years on from those first modest listings, that tradition takes a significant step forward with the launch this week of the Galway Advertiser’s new online classified platform — classifieds.advertiser.ie a natural evolution of a service that has long been woven into the fabric of Galway life.

Irish Times journalist Paul Cullen will launch his autobiography in Charlie Byrne’s Bookshop, on Middle Street, tomorrow, Friday, April 17, at 6pm.

The JWT Travel in Galway are again making waves in the Travel Industry, having won Best regional store in Ireland at the recent Riv Awards, hosted by Riviera Travel in London.

Solid-state batteries have long been viewed as the pinnacle of the electric vehicle technology, with claims that a full charge can be achieved in around nine minutes.

The Hawthorn by Galway Bay, Galway’s newest five-star hotel, has brought together a food and beverage team rich with international experience and some of Ireland’s most respected hospitality talent to shape its culinary identity for when it opens its doors this May.

Clayton Hotel Galway’s new meetings and events sales manager is Fernando Cunha, who brings to the role a wealth of international events experience and a strong interest in understanding the dynamics of the local business environment in the west of Ireland.

Across ten days, audiences will encounter work that draws on music, dance, circus, puppetry and spoken word, all grounded in live performance and storytelling.

The title-track and third single from Noble’s forthcoming debut solo album, ‘The Witching Hour’ reveals a pastoral, seventies, folk-inspired side of his music, with intimate acoustic guitar, atmospheric electric guitar lines, and an emotionally open vocal performance marking a significant step-change in his solo work.