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As the sun shone on the City of the Tribes on Wednesday last, you may have spotted some enthusiastic entrepreneurs scrambling around the city. The Connacht Hospitality Group staff were taking part in their Apprentice Challenge.

The Connacht Hospitality Group has announced two new additions to its Board of Directors: Group Operations Director Wayne Neilon and Group Finance Director Brian Lynch.

The Connacht Hotel is hosting a Recruitment Open Day on Saturday, April 22 between 9 am and 1 pm, and they are inviting people who are seeking summer and permanent roles in the hospitality sector.

With just one hundred days to go to Ireland’s leading horse racing festival, Galway Racecourse is delighted to announced a new and exciting three-year partnership deal with the Connacht Hospitality Group for the popular Best Dressed Lady and Best Hat competitions that take place on Thursday July 28 — ‘Guinness Galway Hurdle Day’ during the seven-day Summer Festival.

The Connacht Hospitality group have set themselves an ambitious target to raise €100,000 for four worthy charities in 2022. The charities which will benefit from the year long calendar of events are including Claddagh Watch Patrol, National Breast Cancer Research Institute, Galway Hospice and Make-A-Wish Ireland. The entire team across all of the business have an exciting year of events and activations planned.

This hugely successful partnership has previously been synonymous with the group’s flagship property, The Connacht Hotel, but as the group has grown over the last few years the time is now right to expand the partnership.

Long time sponsor The Connacht Hospitality Group and Connacht Rugby will continue their partnership into next season.

This hugely successful partnership has previously been synonymous with groups flagship property The Connacht Hotel but as the group has grown over the last few years the time is now right to expand the partnership.

Hotel and guesthouse owners in Galway and across the country are calling on the Government to clarify next week what the reopening of the sector will look like.

2020 promised to be a record year for the tourism industry in Galway, however sadly COVID-19 presented a significant threat not only to public health but also to business. For many in business the necessary steps taken by Governments to control the spread of COVID-19 has been a shock that could place their immediate future in serious jeopardy.