By Rachel Garvey On Thursday 16th January 2020, the Bailey Allen Hall opened its doors to welcome in an estimated 1,200 Primary School children from 29 schools across the city for their 15th annual Teddy Bear Hospital event. The young students were accompanied by their sick teddy bears in need of … Read more... about NUI Galway celebrates 15th Anniversary of Teddy Bear Hospital
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NUI Galway climate protector returns with Rave for the Reef
By Saoirse Higgins In October 2019, Gary Moscarelli raised €3000 for World Land Trust with his event ‘Rave for the Rainforest’. The charity … Read more... about NUI Galway climate protector returns with Rave for the Reef
NUI Galway’s Employability Awards: what are they, and how can you take part?
By Conor Brummell NUI Galway’s Employability Awards are in their third year of the programme this year. With over 500 people … Read more... about NUI Galway’s Employability Awards: what are they, and how can you take part?
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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?
Features
Paddy Holohan’s comments show the ugly side of “nationalism”
By Daniel Brennan Sinn Féin Councillor Paddy Holohan was recently suspended from the party over a number of offensive comments he made over several episodes of his podcast. First, he made a number of comments … Read more... about Paddy Holohan’s comments show the ugly side of “nationalism”
Opinion
Anxiety – it’s not a choice
by Rachel Garvey Anxiety. What does that word make you think? Does it make you think about how it’s only just a word, a substitute for feeling worried? Well, in my opinion, you’re wrong, it’s so much more than … Read more... about Anxiety – it’s not a choice
Fashion
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
Lifestyle
The 2020 Beauty Releases We’re Lusting After This January
By Catherine Taylor Fancy treating yourself to some glamorous beauty bits this January? Look no further than these brand-new makeup buys from some of our industry favourites… Anastasia Beverly … Read more... about The 2020 Beauty Releases We’re Lusting After This January
Entertainment
REVIEW – Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker
By Fiach Mac Fhionnlaoich Bringing the Star Wars saga to a close is no enviable task. A massive cultural juggernaut that has permeated imaginations worldwide since the release of its first instalment, it has … Read more... about REVIEW – Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker
Sports
The top 5 sporting moments of the 2010s – a decade that defied logic
By Daniel Brennan In a lot of ways, the decade of the 2010s defied all conventional logic – as the world, in many ways, crumbled around us in ways that we could barely believe, sports defied convention time and … Read more... about The top 5 sporting moments of the 2010s – a decade that defied logic
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