Some 94 primary and second-level schools from around the country were celebrated at the inaugural The Entrepreneurial School Awards (TESA) Summit hosted by Microsoft

Dismiss ISME and its endeavours as neo-liberal at your peril, writes Siobhán Maguire

Reform is slow and the differences in pension pots between men and women make for grim reading, but appointing a Minister for Pensions would be a start, writes Siobhán Maguire

Sarah Conry, a director at Deloitte, explains why financial planning is key to a comfortable retirement, writes Siobhán Maguire

Eoghan Gavigan, a specialist investment adviser and certified financial planner at Highfield Financial Planning, has advice for those looking to start a pension, writes Siobhán Maguire

The council is mapping out a bold future for the City of Tribes

Aran Island Ferries, Ireland’s largest domestic ferry company, will launch the new route in May of next year

Earlier this year, Galway-based cloud security vendor TitanHQ rolled out two new features for its award-winning email security solution SpamTitan

In recent years, Galway has welcomed a significant cluster of medtech companies, with the county now accounting for almost 40 per cent of all regional distribution of medical device companies

Its young, educated workforce and some of the world’s most innovative companies help Galway punch well above its weight as an economic region

Galway contractor JJ Rhatigan & Co is focusing on a nationwide recruitment drive

Mazars is growing in tandem with its clients and has moved to new city centre offices in Galway

Galway County Council is playing a crucial role in the development of entrepreneurship, education and tourism across the region

No1 CityEast is an impressive landmark building with 69,500 sq ft of gross floor space, with the benefit of 400 existing car spaces and full planning permission

Galway promises an unforgettable programme of creative events as European Capital of Culture

The Film Fair, namely the business side of the industry, runs alongside the Film Fleadh where hosts of international film financiers gather to meet with producers

Kenny Deery, the new chief executive of Galway’s Chamber, has high hopes for Galway city and county, writes Siobhán Maguire