Dining Out Restaurant review: Galway’s smokey Daróg Wine Bar is on fireThis wonderful wine bar makes a fantastic addition to the food scene in the City of Tribes
Companies Biden’s inflation act will benefit SMEs in Ireland, says US company chiefThe chief executive of Sterling Engineering says reshoring of manufacturing will create beneficial ‘ripple effect’ for small businesses in EU
Storm Debi Minister confirms financial support for Galway residents following Storm DebiHeather Humphreys confirmed the Humanitarian Assistance Scheme would be available for those affected by flooding
Commercial Property Galway cottage and former Donegal garda station among live stream auction lotsProperties in Mayo, Clare, Dublin, Meath, Limerick, Cork and Westmeath also on offer
Commercial Property Galway office market surges ahead of capital as rents riseAlthough much smaller than Dublin, the City of the Tribes has shown stronger growth with vacancy rates half that of the capital
Sponsored Galway 2023: Building upon support ecosystem through scientific innovation Recent budget changes have paved the way for Galway to become a hub for R&D and innovation
Sponsored Galway 2023: Why City of Tribes consistently punches well above its weightWhile there are many challenges on the horizon, Galway city is well placed to further cement its place as a major economic, industrial and cultural hub
Sponsored Galway 2023: Kirby’s team clocks up the miles for charity once more Leading mechanical and electrical engineering firm Kirby Group Engineering first introduced the charitable Kirby Way Cycle last year, and it’s going from strength to strength
Sponsored Galway 2023: County is now reaping the benefits of its long-term strategic planning With an eye towards the future, Galway County Council’s plans have laid a strong foundation for the area’s future economic development
Sponsored Galway 2023: Designing the perfect blueprint for success and expansion is a SnapWith 40 years under its belt, Snap has a significant presence in Galway and other parts of the country and is looking at the next steps to take
Sponsored Galway 2023: Making plans now to build the city of the future for everyoneWith the population to rise by 50 per cent, Galway City Council is collaborating with numerous stakeholders to deliver the extra services needed
Commercial Property Detached office building for sale is fetching €470k rent per annumOffers are sought in excess of €5.5 million for three-storey office block in high-end Galway business park
Commercial Property Online property auction achieves sales of €4 million with properties in Galway, Donegal, Kerry and DublinO’Donnellan and Joyce listed properties throughout the country, including one on the island of Inisbofin and a former garda station
Residential This Connemara lodge on 3.4 acres could be yours for €650,000The renovated 1970s home with a quirky split-level design boasts stunning sea views
Property Comers’ Portumna hotel site removed from derelict registerGalway County Council says works were carried out at location of Shannon Oaks Hotel, which burned down in 2011
Property Portumna locals call for Comers to free up hotel site at town centreOnce thriving hotel left derelict for decade after fire in spite of planning permission to renovate and bring back into business
Doing The Business The sweet spot: Siobhán Lawless of The Foods of Athenry on growing her gluten-free bakery businessLawless and her husband, Paul, have been running their company from their farm in rural Galway since 1994
Dining Out Restaurant review: This relatively new Galway eatery already feels like one of the best in the westAt Blackrock Cottage in Salthill, Martin O’Donnell and Mathieu Telier are serving up great food and hospitality
Profit & Loss Profit & Loss: Glenisk milks profits, Galway’s Skeff capitalises on post-Covid demandRevealing who is up and who is down as we go inside the world of private Irish businesses
Planning Past and future clash as solar farm stalled due to presence of ringfortDepartment of Heritage lodged objection to 75MW farm planned near village of Creggs, to allow for protection of archaeological site