NUI Galway Student Newspaper
NUI Galway lecturers return home as Paralympic heroes By Darragh Berry Dr Eoghan Clifford, a Civil Engineering lecturer at NUI Galway and Dr Patrick O’Leary, a lecturer above the bar in the School of Chemistry made headlines for their feats at the recent Paralympic Games in Rio, Dr Clifford securing Gold and Bronze medals with […]
We all know of someone for which the tide of time has not been kind. It may have been a neighbour, a friend, that first girlfriend you fell hopelessly head-over-heels in love with. The heart fluttered on eye-contact.
The year is 1945 and people in London were just about getting back to normality after the brutality of the war years.
Over the last century, the Irish community have spread throughout the world like seeds from the emerald-tinted hopper. An anthology of stories have been collected and indeed fabricated during the course of their travels, many of which are still told upon high stools today.
A penny for Wayne Rooney’s thoughts, as he watched (yet again) the Ballon D’Or ceremony from the comfort of his luxurious Cheshire home earlier last week.
The emphasis on club rugby in the northern hemisphere has led to the downfall of its international scene.
It has been common knowledge for some time now that the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, in its present form, is a joke. Although there are some genuine All-Ireland contenders in each province, some have a much easier route to glory than others. Take Kerry for instance. Every year they play a Munster Championship with five […]
NUI Galway and Kingfisher Fitness Club announce details of annual 8km race in aid of Jigsaw
Liam goes to Kilkenny for the 36th time.
It’s the final round of matches in this year’s RBS Six Nations and it’s going right to the wire.