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Galway County Council has published its Customer Services Action Plan 2025-2029, setting out a major programme to enhance how the organisation serves and engages with the public.

Last Wednesday, COPE Galway announced the total sum raised from the 2025 COPE Galway Business Leaders’ Sleep Out at a recognition event held at CREW.

Choosing to pursue a master’s degree is a powerful investment in your future, whether you are progressing directly from undergraduate study or returning to education after time in the workforce. At the University of Galway, postgraduate study allows you to deepen your expertise, develop in-demand skills, and unlock new career opportunities.

The body set up to implement Galway’s winning 2020 European City of Culture bid, and its legacy, was unsuccessfully invited to attend Galway City Council three times last year, to explain its recent activities.

Galway City Council has received €127,500 in Built Heritage Investment Scheme Funding for both Protected Structures and buildings in Architectural Conservation Areas in the city.

Local TD and Minister for Education and Youth, Hildegarde Naughton TD, yesterday approved a significant tranche of new school projects for Galway and substantial extensions to existing Galway schools.

On Wednesday last week, Network Ireland Galway’s President Sharon Kelly held her inaugural event, their Open Evening at Lena’s, Radisson RED Galway and what an incredible evening it was.

Galway County Council has published its Customer Services Action Plan 2025-2029, setting out a major programme to enhance how the organisation serves and engages with the public.

Galway City Council’s International Relations Office has announced a new call for proposals from organisations, institutions, and partners committed to strengthening Galway’s global presence and advancing the city’s cultural, economic, and diplomatic connections worldwide.

Galway City Council is intent on progressing a pedestrian and bicycle link across the stone abutments of the former Clifden Railway Bridge, despite national funding cancelled for this piece of the Connemara Greenway.