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The second 12-week Prep4Seed Programme of 2024 culminated at the Investor Pitch Day when 11 startups pitched for €8.8million in investment as part of Prep4Seed Programme, at the Enterprise Ireland headquarters.

Claddagh Credit Union is proud to announce its donation of €12,000 to six prominent community charities/organisations in Galway, continuing its commitment to supporting local causes that make a difference in the lives of people across the county. Each of the six groups will receive €2,000 to support their ongoing work in the community.

Claddagh Credit Union is proud to announce its donation of €12,000 to six prominent community charities/organisations in Galway, continuing its commitment to supporting local causes that make a difference in the lives of people across the county. Each of the six groups will receive €2,000 to support their ongoing work in the community.

Cartoons with a strong water safety message, drawn by leading Irish cartoonists, are set to appear across Galway City centre this week.

Claddagh Credit Union has announced the winners of its June car draw. On June 20, one very lucky winner drove home in a brand-new Ford Puma PHEV and nine lucky members walked away with cash prizes of €2,600 each.

To mark National Water Safety Awareness Week, Water Safety Ireland is hosting a series of events throughout Galway from June 17–23. The events will contain water safety advice and tips on how to keep safe during the summer months.

Claddagh Credit Union is delighted to announce that they have become a member of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower.

Athlone & Castlerea Credit Union haVE announced the launch of their Student Bursary programme 2024, aimed at alleviating some of the financial burden of education for deserving students.

Athlone & Castlerea Credit Union has announced the recipient of its inaugural Student Bursary programme, a unique initiative aiming to support the educational aspirations of students from Castlerea Community School pursuing higher education at the Technological University of the Shannon’s (TUS) Athlone campus.

After the last few years with covid and lockdowns, it has become apparent that more and more young people are requiring medium to longer term counselling due to the complexity of the issues or challenges they are facing in their lives.