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Ghlac Siobhán Ní Thuarisg, beochantóir ó Chonamara, páirt sa mhalartú teanga Welllington-Galway Indigenous Animation Exchange i mbliana, eagraithe ag UNESCO Cities of Film le tachaíocht ó Ardán. Labhair sí ar Newsfeed le Mary Tynan faoina cuid taithí leis an scéim, agus a cúlra féin mar ealaíontóir.
The Dirty Circus Returns to Galway this weekend at the Róisín Dubh on Friday July 4th Get ready for an unforgettable night of electrifying entertainment with Vixen & The Dirty Secrets! This one-of-a-kind live band brings together the perfect blend of sultry burlesque, jaw-dropping circus acts, and high-energy rock ‘n’ roll.…
On Sunday June 29th, the Minister for Higher Education, James Lawless, announced that, as things stand, college fees will increase by €1,000 compared to last year. This is despite long overdue reforms to the SUSI grant system not yet being enacted. University of Galway Students’ Union believe this is a…
An independent protest is planned in Eyre Square this weekend on Saturday 5th of July at 12:30-1:30PM, on the same day as a national protest by CATU in Dublin, to bring attention to recent changes in rental law. The RPZ Reform Protest aims to raise awareness surrounding a recent bill which changed…
Ireland’s native red squirrels are able to detect and respond to a returning natural predator, the pine marten, according to a new study from University of Galway – We speak with Dr. Emily Reilly about how the Red Squirrel behaves when sharing a habitat with Pine Martens
Formed in 2025 Galways only fully LGBTQIA+ choir was developed as a safe and fun space to explore your queer voice. Choir Director Joy joins Mary Tynan to talk about choirs, queers and mental health. Queer Canaries Choir takes place weekly at Teach Solais in Galway – Contact them via…
The Clean Coasts programme works with communities to help protect and care for Ireland’s waterways, coastline, seas, ocean and marine life – The clean coasts observer program allows people to become citizen scientists in their own locality to help document and inform our national understanding of our marine biodiversity. In…
An international team of astronomers led by University of Galway, has discovered the likely site of a new planet in formation, most likely a gas giant planet up to a few times the mass of Jupiter. Using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT) in Chile, the researchers captured spectacular images around a distant young star for the first time in…
