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Where to get a good brew in Galway Galway is a place of intrigue but most importantly, coffee, with some of the best cafes hidden down side streets. It took me most of my first year aimlessly meandering to find some of these but they are worth the search. Here are some affordable student gems […]
12 tips to look after your mental health
Nobody wants too be seen as anything different than completely normal – even if normal means being rather stupid.
If you made your way down to Bailey Allen Hall last week, you were sure for a big surprise…
As part of NUI Galway’s ongoing journey to becoming a Mindful University, a day of free Mindfulness classes for students and staff will take place with Tibetan Monk NUI Galway will host a day of Mindfulness classes for staff and students on Tuesday, 19 January at the Aula Maxima Upper from 8:15 am to 6pm. […]
Popular blogger shares her knowledge at NUI Galway event.
Don’t walk home alone: how about we stop rape happening in the first place?
Galway City Mayor Cllr Frank Fahy recently described drunken students as an “embarrassment”, creating a negative image among visitors and tourists to the city – comments which have since generated criticism from NUI Galway’s Students’ Union.
Talent from all over Europe and beyond to grace the city’s stages
Liam goes to Kilkenny for the 36th time.
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