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Seán Canney TD, Minister of State for International and Road Transport, Logistics, Rail and Ports and Leader in Cabinet of the Independent Ministers, has welcomed the expansion of Irish Citylink’s Ballina-Galway service with the addition of new stops at Breaffy and Straide in Co. Mayo.

Professor David Allan Wood, Honorary Professor of Preventive Cardiology at University of Galway and Director of Science, Strategy and Implementation at the National Institute for Prevention and Cardiovascular Health (NIPC), has received the prestigious European Society of Cardiology (ESC) President’s Award.

Ireland's housing crisis has become a moving crisis, and we must begin treating it as such. We rightly talk about new supply, affordability and the challenge facing younger buyers. But a healthy housing market does not work only by adding homes at one end. It also depends on people being able to move through it at every stage of life. Today, too many households are stuck because the right alternative does not exist. Movers hold the key to freeing up vast swathes of housing stock, but they are not being assisted or incentivised to move.

Portiuncula University Hospital has welcomed the appointment of Yvonne Claffey as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) in Women’s Health, Ambulatory Gynaecology, further strengthening specialist services for women across the region.

The Minister of State at the Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment, Alan Dillon TD, welcomed representatives of Galway-based print and signage company iSupply to his constituency office in Castlebar to mark the company's latest milestone, achieving B Corp certification.

Galway has emerged as a driving force behind Ireland’s internationally recognised cardiac rehabilitation programme after the country was selected as one of just five worldwide to feature in a landmark World Heart Federation (WHF) roadmap.

From collagen powders and natural supplements to LED light masks and AI advice, Irish community pharmacists have united to say misinformation is one of the biggest threats facing healthcare today.

On a quiet stretch of Galway’s Ballymoneen Road, patients are arriving for MRI scans just minutes from their homes rather than making the familiar journey across a congested city to one of the region’s major hospitals. It is a small change in geography, but one that reflects a much bigger ambition.

A €2 million rooftop helipad will cap University Hospital Galway’s €4 billion redevelopment, despite the HSE’s controversial purchase of Shantalla parkland to build a ground-level heliport.

Foot Health Podiatry Claregalway has added another significant achievement to its growing list of accomplishments, becoming the first podiatry clinic in Ireland to receive an Age Friendly Business Award. The award was recently presented by Deputy Albert Dolan in recognition of the clinic’s commitment to accessibility, inclusivity and exceptional patient care.