NUIG are into the Fitzgibbon Cup semi finals after a dramatic 1-15 to 2-10 victory over LIT in Moylish.

Historian Catherine Corless is calling on the commission set up to investigate Mother and Baby Homes to publish its report when it is completed.

One of Ireland’s trail-blazing adventurers said she was humbled to receive an honorary doctorate for her “incredible displays of tenacity and courage”.

Tusla’s prevention, early intervention, and family support services have “significantly improved” according to a four-year study.

A staff member at NUI Galway was paid more than €90,000 while absent on grounds that did not meet the university’s own rules around payments for sabbatical leave.

Alcohol use, overall risky behaviour, and even unhealthy eating can be predictors of early adolescent sex, according to a new report.

Young adults with type 1 diabetes are playing a leading role in redesigning the delivery of health services.

Marine scientists have found new coral species and a rare sponge reef off the coast which, it is hoped, could even lead to the discovery of new antibiotics.

Galway-based medical device company Neurent Medical is targeting full commercialisation of its flagship product and entry into the US market in the next three years.

NUI Galway has avoided losing out on research funding after securing the first level of an international standard for gender equality.

Results from a new international study conducted by psychologists at NUI Galway has found that personality traits can predict death in old age.

Tens of thousands of people are heading to NUI Galway today as part of the Galway Science and Technology Festival.

Neuroscientists at NUI Galway have made a breakthrough in regenerative medicine approaches to the neurodegenerative condition Parkinson’s disease.

National University of Ireland Galway has reached a settlement with one of five female academics who have been pursuing gender discrimination cases over a promotions process in 2009.

RTÉ is standing over an investigation on spending and governance at third-level colleges as it prepares responses to complaints from two universities.

Did you know more than half of Irish companies have reported a data breach in 2016 and that cybercrime is estimated to have cost Irish companies €600 million in 2015, with that figure projected to reach €1 billion by 2020.

NUI Galway will host the first conference of the newly launched Digital Cultures Initiative, the first conference in Ireland to focus primarily on literature that is native to digital platforms and ecosystems, such as electronic literature and born-digital literature.

Being angry or upset can more than double the chance of having a heart attack.

NUI Galway and the Native Irish Honey Bee Society are working to breed a bee strain tolerant to the Varroa Destructor parasite.

A study from NUI Galway has found that older people are more likely to get an emotional and psychological boost from listening to music than younger adults, says Margaret Jennings.

Scientists in Galway have made a breakthrough in cancer research.

A study has found that one in four young GAA players has continued playing while suffering from concussion.

Queen’s University booked their passage into the quarter-final of the Collingwood Cup after a 2-1 victory over a NUI Galway side that fought every step of the way.

The board of NUI Galway's governing authority has accepted the first set of recommendations presented by the task force for gender equality at the University.

A review of gender equality among third-level staff is to recommend ways to improve women’s representation at senior academic levels.

A clinical trial to treat people suffering from osteoarthritis of the knee is to be underway across Europe by the end of the year.

An Irish researcher has identified an ‘off switch’ that reduces the spread of bowel cancer.

The Labour Relations Commission is again asking NUI Galway to come to talks with staff of a college due to come under its control, following Education Minister Jan O’Sullivan’s intervention in the dispute.

Teachers and lecturers rose in applause at Education Minister Jan O’Sullivan’s intervention on behalf of colleagues who are in dispute with two colleges over the effects of a planned takeover.

The HSE has issued a warning after two cases of measles were confirmed in students at NUI Galway.

The first signs of a cure for arthritis have been seen in research involving Irish scientists.

Gardaí were called to the scene of a confrontation between students and anti same-sex marriage campaigners at NUI Galway this afternoon.

Stem cells for human use are to be made in a university lab in the first medical programme of its kind in Ireland.