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Galway City Karting is one of the top activities in Galway. The track, located in Liosban Industrial Estate, provides adrenaline-fuelled fun to everyone aged seven and up.

The Galway Salthill Rotary Club has officially launched a brand-new contactless tap donation machine at the iconic “Kick the Wall” spot on Salthill Promenade, making it easier than ever for locals and visitors to support local charities.

Galway City Museum is to be transformed into a world class immersive visitor experience as a result of €12.6 m funding announced in the city last evening.

Galway City Karting is one of the top activities in Galway. The track, located in Liosban Industrial Estate, provides adrenaline-fuelled fun to everyone aged seven and up.

Experience the history and passion of Galway city with Experience Galway. Led by expert local guides, the tours offer an immersive way to explore Galway city while taking you on a journey through the city’s historic landmarks, hidden gems and vibrant streets.

Galway City Museum is pleased to announce the introduction this weekend of Silent Saturdays commencing this Saturday 28 March; and continuing at the end of every month for the rest of the year. This is a new sensory-friendly initiative designed to provide a more comfortable and accessible museum experience for neurodivergent visitors, individuals with sensory differences, and anyone who benefits from a quieter environment.

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.

The Annual Galway Area Convention will be held in the Galway Bay Hotel, Galway from Friday January 2 to Sunday January 4 2026.

Galway City Karting is one of the top activities in Galway. The track, located in Liosban Industrial Estate, provides adrenaline-fuelled fun to everyone aged seven and up.

Galway Simon Community this week launched its 2024 Annual Impact Report, highlighting the continuing demand for the charity’s Homeless Services during another very challenging year. In 2024 the organisation supported 1,869 people across Galway, Mayo and Roscommon, while the total number of families supported increased by a staggering 38%. With Galway City having the highest ongoing need for social housing in the country, according to a report by the Parliamentary Budget Office, Galway Simon Community is deeply concerned about the deepening homelessness crisis.