By Paddy Henry NUI Galway officially launched the Siobhán McKenna archive in the James Hardiman last Friday, in a day of celebration dedicated of the life of the renouned actress and director The papers were initially donated to the James Hardiman Library in 2012 by her son Donnacha O’Dea … Read more... about Siobhan McKenna archive opened to public
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NUI Galway takes home top prize at SEAI Energy Awards
By Sadhbh Hendrick NUI Galway took home the top prize at the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland’s (SEAI) 2019 awards, taking home the … Read more... about NUI Galway takes home top prize at SEAI Energy Awards
Santa Claus arrives in town for annual Christmas market
By Rachel Garvey Galway is welcoming the 2019 Christmas market with open arms, as the market celebrates a decade of successfully entertaining … Read more... about Santa Claus arrives in town for annual Christmas market
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Opinion: Five types of studiers in the lead up to exams
By Conor Brummell Exam time can be extremely stressful. Tensions run high as people try to wrap up their final week assignments before study week so they can concentrate completely on the end-of-year exams that … Read more... about Opinion: Five types of studiers in the lead up to exams
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Opinion: Easter Eggs – are they really that bad for you?
By Alice O’ Donnell You know Easter is approaching when supermarket isles are groaning under a mountain of chocolate eggs. For those who observe Lent, Easter Sunday is the long-awaited day when you can finally … Read more... about Opinion: Easter Eggs – are they really that bad for you?
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Masculinity and mental health: How can we bridge the gap?
By Shane Lynch "Whoever said that big boys don't cry You say you never shed a tear Well, listen that's a lie We're all defenceless When it comes to pain" These are the lyrics from the … Read more... about Masculinity and mental health: How can we bridge the gap?
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It’s time RTÉ got a reality check and learned basic economics
By Aaron Deering On Thursday the 7th of November, RTÉ announced its plans to introduce numerous cost-cutting measures in order to solve the financial crisis it finds itself in. Some of the cost-cutting measures … Read more... about It’s time RTÉ got a reality check and learned basic economics
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Trend Spotlight: K-Beauty
By Catherine Taylor Korean skincare and makeup products (referred to under the umbrella term of ‘K-Beauty’) are having a major beauty moment. K-Beauty products are derived from the world’s ‘skincare capital’ South … Read more... about Trend Spotlight: K-Beauty
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Youtuber Makeup – made for passion or just for money?
By Alice O'Donnell It seems that, for as long as YouTube has been around, beauty gurus have been too. For as long as that beauty community has existed, there have been YouTuber makeup releases. It might be fair … Read more... about Youtuber Makeup – made for passion or just for money?
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Galway native LAOISE speaks about supporting the Coronas, her Lost Lane headline gig and her favourite thing to do at Christmas
By Conor Brummell LAOISE is an Electro-Pop singer from Galway, Ireland. Having migrated to Dublin for college over the past few years, she has hit the Irish music scene running with hit Spotify singles such … Read more... about Galway native LAOISE speaks about supporting the Coronas, her Lost Lane headline gig and her favourite thing to do at Christmas
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UEFA’s failure to tackle racism is destroying the game
By Aaron Deering Racism has become a major issue in football and has been rampant in recent months. The main reason for this is because of the inability of organisations (like UEFA) to take appropriate action. … Read more... about UEFA’s failure to tackle racism is destroying the game
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