Search Results for 'University of Galway'
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Four University of Galway rowers selected for World Cup I
Four University of Galway rowers have been selected in the Ireland squad for the upcoming Rowing World Cup 2026 in Seville.
Poaching, politics and progress on the Corrib
The late Peadar O'Dowd, a prolific historian who worked tirelessly to preserve Galway’s archaeological and architectural heritage, was also a long-time secretary of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society.
University hosts event for students studying Drama, Film and Theatre Studies
University of Galway hosted a pioneering exploration day to support the first students in Ireland to study the new Leaving Certificate subject Drama, Film and Theatre Studies.
Policeman’s daughter and politician’s wife
The point-blank gunshot to his head cemented Helen Ogbu’s crushing fear her husband had been assassinated. He was not the random, tragic victim of a robbery gone wrong.
Green-fingered Galway clergywoman raises awareness of poverty and hunger in Nairobi
A green-fingered Galway clergywoman has been growing vegetables in repurposed containers in an effort to raise awareness of a Christian Aid funded project that’s helping to reduce poverty and malnutrition among low-income families in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
Medtech's west of Ireland heartbeat keeps on beating
The west of Ireland has consistently overdelivered, attracting and sustaining world-class medical device and life sciences companies, with no signs of slowing. As we enter the second half of 2026, the Medtech industry in the West is growing and improving more than ever.
Advanced manufacturing courses at University of Galway
In the fast-paced world of converging technologies, innovation is more than discovery—it is the fusion of science, sustainability, digitisation, and advanced manufacturing. Understanding this complexity defines true industry leaders. University of Galway's new part-time courses in advanced manufacturing meet this challenge.
Galway’s growing gaming industry is powering creativity in the west of Ireland
The west of Ireland has long been celebrated for its storytelling traditions, artistic culture, and creative spirit. Today, those same strengths are helping to shape one of the country’s most exciting modern industries: video game development. At the heart of this movement is Ardán and the thriving gaming community in Galway, which continues to establish itself as a national leader in digital creativity, innovation, and cultural storytelling.
University of Galway hosts Drama, Film and Theatre studies Leaving Cert students
University of Galway hosted an exploration day to support the first students to study the new Leaving Certificate subject Drama, Film and Theatre studies.
