By Áine Kenny The West of Ireland’s only LGBTQ+ resource centre, Teach Solais, is in danger of closing this November. The centre, located at 1 Victoria Place in Galway city, opened in November 2017. Since then, it has provided support and a safe space for members of the LGBTQ+ community in Galway and … Read more... about West of Ireland’s only LGBTQ+ resource centre in danger of closing
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NUI Galway engineering pipe dream in the works
By Amy Blaney NUI Galway’s College of Engineering and Informatics have successfully collaborated with Galway construction company Ward and … Read more... about NUI Galway engineering pipe dream in the works
NUI Galway lecturer wins prestigious award for cancer research
By Amy Blaney A Galway scientist has been recognised for her work in cancer research after winning an award at the 2019 Irish Cancer Society … Read more... about NUI Galway lecturer wins prestigious award for cancer research
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NUI Galway accommodation site crash leaves students in a two-day panic
By Sinéad Walsh It’s 8.59am. You wait with bated breath for the link to go live at 9am. The seconds ticking by feel like years. Then, that much anticipated moment finally comes, and you feverishly click the … Read more... about NUI Galway accommodation site crash leaves students in a two-day panic
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Collusion settlement calls Kaepernick’s legacy into question
By Darragh Nolan Broadly speaking there are two sides to the Colin Kaepernick debate. There are those who support his decision to protest against police brutality and racial discrimination. On the other side, … Read more... about Collusion settlement calls Kaepernick’s legacy into question
Features
Final year diaries: Brace yourselves
By Aileen O’Leary This is the penultimate entry in the final year diaries 2018/2019! This is our 11th issue this year and it is my second last diary entry. There are only a few weeks left in the semester and for … Read more... about Final year diaries: Brace yourselves
Opinion
Opinion: The sheep are my alarm clock
By Rachel Garvey Do you prefer the city or the countryside? There are two typical answers: “I prefer the city to the countryside” and “I prefer the countryside to the city”. I am the person who prefers both. I … Read more... about Opinion: The sheep are my alarm clock
Fashion
Three ways to style: the long skirt
By Ciara Brennan Longline skirts have made a comeback into the fashion scene this spring, and it doesn’t look like they’ll be going anywhere anytime soon. Cue the hideous flash backs to 90s catwalk catastrophes … Read more... about Three ways to style: the long skirt
Lifestyle
Living Her Best Life: Sophie Turner
By Amy McMahon Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner first took to our screens as Sansa Stark in 2011. Since her debut she has been a fashion force to be reckoned with, covering Marie Claire, Nylon and many more … Read more... about Living Her Best Life: Sophie Turner
Entertainment
Nike just did that
By Sarah Gill “If they want to call you crazy, fine. Show them what crazy can do.” In the past, ladies’ sportswear advertisements have featured women engaging in some yoga or maybe a light jog. … Read more... about Nike just did that
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Money talks as Donegal’s Croke Park motion is defeated at congress
By Tomás Keating The Annual GAA Congress took place in Wexford last month, and the main talking point was Donegal’s failed motion to stop Dublin from having their home games in Croke Park in the Super … Read more... about Money talks as Donegal’s Croke Park motion is defeated at congress
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