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The next lecture in the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society's current series is entitled ‘Seen and heard from so many houses all around: Mapping Galway's Institutional Past.’

Beginning at 7.30pm, the evening promises an exploration of several issues shaping how we live, work and connect, with a diverse group of speakers set to challenge assumptions and share new perspectives.

Galway Science & Technology Festival has launched its 2026 programme of events, celebrating its 29th year of inspiring curiosity, discovery and innovation. This year’s theme, ‘Water – From Molecule to Ocean’, will feature alongside a wide range of science and technology activities, supported by main sponsor Medtronic and lead education sponsor University of Galway.

The Renmore History Society is proud to announce the launch of its new 2026/2027 season, marking a major milestone as it celebrates 25 years of sharing local and international historical knowledge.

The JWT Travel team in Galway is getting ready to welcome visitors to the third edition of their show, this year featuring both stunning cruise and luxury holidays.

The Lady Gregory-Yeats Autumn Gathering breaks fresh ground this year with a new website, theme and leadership.

The fourth and final exhibit of the season, “Work From Two Studios”, featuring Brian Bourke and Jay Murphy, will open on July 31 at the courthouse.

“We’re dealing with questions of identity, questions about the language, and about the position of the language today. And we’re looking at those questions in a humorous, engaging way that will get people thinking about them.”

Opening July 17 at 7pm, the new show is titled Túath, the old Irish word from Brehon law era, meaning territory as well as the people who live there. Three Connacht-based artists will explore the shifting dynamics between person and place with their own questions, influences, and materials.

The government’s draft planning guidelines could potentially give precedence to applicants from Gaeltachts in other counties over locals for one-off housing developments in Connemara.