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A leading charity with a huge Galway footprint is looking to hire staff who will help people with intellectual disabi...

Galway Conference looks at increasing inclusive pathways to employment

The Mayor of Galway joined a host of Galway’s business leaders for a special event last week looking at ways to break...

Fibre broadband hits half-way point for rural Galway

National Broadband Ireland, the company rolling out the National Broadband Plan, has confirmed that more than half of...

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Six Galway companies win at Ireland’s Best Managed Companies Awards

Six Galway companies have been awarded Ireland’s Best Managed Companies accolade at the 15th annual awards programme; they were among 130 indigenou...

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Taxi numbers fall as population increases

The number of taxis in Galway has fallen by over 50 in the last ten years – though the county’s population grows year on year. And that taxi sho...

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Workers urged to check their pension

One in ten people between the ages of 45 and 64 do not have a pension, and pension ownership among those aged between 45 and 54 stands at 76%. T...

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The Brothers of Charity Services – supporting intellectual disability and autism services

The Brothers of Charity Services is the largest provider of intellectual disability and autism services in Ireland, supporting 7,000 people and the...

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Planning appeal process is falling further behind

It can take up to two years to get planning permission for a house in rural Galway – not helped by An Bord Pleanála’s failure to tackle the backlog...

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Cybersecurity is a global threat, but for some it’s a big opportunity!

The University of Galway is offering a limited number of places on its recently launched MSc in Computer Science (Adaptive Cybersecurity). This pro...


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