Galway University Hospitals aren’t discharging enough patients on the weekends leading to a higher number of patients on ...

A BEETHOHOVEN bicentenary concert, an evening with an award winning novelist and an all-female visual arts programme are ...

The number of recorded crime incidents rose for 11 out of 15 offence groups compared with 2025, according to figures released ...

A GALWAY charity has urged the government to make tackling homelessness, domestic abuse and social isolation key priorities ...

PLANNING permission has been refused for the large-scale Belville Solar Farm project proposed for almost 600acres of land in ...

A GALWAY entrepreneur has been named the National Established Businesswoman of the Year. Founder and Chief Executive of ...

Following a period of escalating disputes over public service pay and the cost of living, around 100,000 public service ...

A NEWLY refurbished community facility has been officially opened at the Tuam Halting Site. It will provide a dedicated space ...

Senior executives at the FAI, including CEO David Courell, President Paul Cooke, and Director of Football John Martin, appeared before an Oireachtas Committee today.

FUNDING for the first Muslim Burial Ground in Co Galway could be in jeopardy despite the development being approved by councillors earlier this month. A new 46-plot graveyard was approved by three ...

AN Athenry mum who lost her child to severe illness celebrated McHappy Day to recall the hope and happiness she felt watching ...

Ireland’s Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has conducted a series of searches on businesses involved in the solar panel industry.