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City mayor will run for Dáil
Mayor Mike Cubbard will run in the Galway West by-election as a “progressive independent” to champion Galway nationally in the Dáil.
Don’t be afraid to use your Irish – go on, give it a go
One of the most common things we hear from people is: “I’d love to use my Irish, but I’m afraid I’ll get it wrong.”
Music Generation Galway City develop new ‘Galway City: Your Council’ podcast jingle
Galway City Council is delighted to share a special feature episode of the Galway City – Your Council podcast – diving into the creative process behind our brand new podcast jingle.
Survey finds bread is the food thrown out most often at home
New Environmental Protection Agency research shows that 48 per cent of people say bread is the food they throw out most often. The research, carried out for National Stop Food Waste Day last weekend, explored our habits which contribute to the more than 220,000 tonnes of household food waste produced in Ireland every year.
Howya Chipeen! Prátaí relaunches under new name
Prátaí, Galway's beloved city centre ‘chip shop’, is entering an exciting new chapter with the launch of its new name, Chipeen.
How can biggest games still be unwatchable?
The trials and tribulations of being a supporter in a dual county were laid bare last weekend, when it proved literally impossible to properly follow both Galway teams over the course of a single Sunday afternoon.
Discover your future at GCC Open Day
Galway Community College of Further Education (GCC) is preparing to welcome prospective students to its 2026 Open Day on March 3, at its Wellpark campus in Galway city.
Survey reveals student support for social media ban
A recent survey carried out by Studyclix has shown that there is significant support for a social media ban for under-16s.
SCCUL, Ballybane's trusted community enterprise hub for more than 20 years
Established in 2002, SCCUL Enterprise Centre continues to play a vital role in supporting enterprise and community life in Ballybane and across Galway city, offering a welcoming and professional environment where businesses and community services can thrive.
Training is fundamental to the success of any business
In a business environment where recruitment and retention have become some of the biggest challenges facing employers across Galway and the wider Irish market, Terence Morgan, Director of Business Development at city-based GHR Consulting, is clear on one thing: training is no longer a “nice to have”. It is fundamental to the wellbeing, productivity and long-term success of any organisation.
