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Irish scientists Niamh Shaw and Jessamyn Fairfield share first-hand experiences of their Antarctic voyages, climate insights and stories of penguins, whales and icebergs on Tuesday 12 November at University of Galway.

The unmissable annual Galway Science and Technology Festival Exhibition Day will return to the University of Galway campus on Sunday, November 10 supported by main sponsor Medtronic and University of Galway as lead academic sponsor. All ages are welcome and free to explore immersive interactive stands by world leading global companies, local schools and research centres plus exciting shows and workshops inspiring the next generation of scientists and engineers.

University of Galway academics Dr Kathy Reilly and Dr Conn Holohan have been awarded ENLIGHT Impact awards for their research endeavours.

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.

A record attendance gathered in the Hodson Bay Hotel for the annual hosting of the IPG Polymer Conference recently.

Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) proudly celebrated the academic achievements of 137 high-achieving students on its Athlone Campus at the recent annual student awards.

Galway City Karting and VR World located in the Liosban Industrial Estate on the Tuam Road in Galway, recently hosted a heartwarming Christmas fundraiser for ACT For Meningitis. The event attracted over 90 participants ranging from young to old, all coming together to support this worthy cause.

ACT for Meningitis the national support and awareness charity is holding a fabulous fundraiser on Dec 4 from 1pm to 8pm where you can drive the track in Galway’s only indoor karting track which is located in the Liosban Industrial Estate.

Visitors to Dublin can enjoy some extra help touring the city after Dublin City Council announced the launch of a new augmented-reality (AR) mapping feature that allows users of the Dublin Discovery Trails app to open up a 3D map of the capital on their device and allow them to explore the city in a new, innovative way.

Visitors to Dublin can enjoy some extra help touring the city after Dublin City Council announced the launch of a new augmented-reality (AR) mapping feature that allows users of the Dublin Discovery Trails app to open up a 3D map of Dublin on their device and allow them to explore the city in a new, innovative way.