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Luke Ming Flanagan and Garda whistleblower John Wilson will speak at an information night ahead of the vote.
If you live in and around Galway.
This follows a decision to award Dr Micheline Sheehy-Skeffington €70,000 last month after she was unfairly passed over for promotion.
The Equality Tribunal awarded €123,000 last month.
Research conducted by scientists in NUI Galway could increase the number of successful cornea transplant operations.
New technology uses sound waves to target specific cells.
New research suggests that a moderate intake is best to reduce blood pressure.
Researchers are looking to speak to young women and secondary level teachers about the disorder.
The Equality Tribunal found that the engineering lecturer had been discriminated against on the grounds of gender and disability.
These rivers could be flowing under the seabed out as far as 48 kilometres from the shore.
More study on cancer-related fatigue is needed – and doctors are hoping to talk to survivors about it.
Two cases have been confirmed at NUI Galway in the first cases in the country so far this year.
The family and friends of Mark Casey, 19, travel to Limerick city every day to search for Offaly man who went missing on night out.
We live in a society, not just an economy – and giving additional points to people for accomplishments beyond the academic makes sense, write Aaron McKenna.
The Kildare man overcame NUI Galway at the UCD Bowl this evening.
DCU now advance to face UCD at the quarter-final stage.
The Centre for Cell Manufacturing Ireland at NUIG will allow the university to expand their already established research into the field.
Sutherland and FitzGerland had a close working relationship, with the former Taoieach appointing the barrister Ireland’s Attorney General when he took office in 1981.
He got up and held the floor on a visit in 2003. Watch here.
The underwater organisms could be more than 200 years old.
But UCD has pulled itself back up to 161st place.
However, a new report out today shows that smoking rates among school-aged children are down overall — dropping from 21 per cent in 1998 to 12 per cent in 2010.
Students hoping to receive an offer for their first preference courses will find out what the points requirements are this morning.
Women are under-represented in physical science at every level – but NUI Galway is trying to change this.
New research shows that the levels of stress are higher when families have less access to autism services.
The President of the Student’s Union at NUI Galway, Paul Curley said he has been led to believe that none of the people arrested were from NUI.
This year’s Fitzgibbon Cup throws in this afternoon. Here’s the second part of our team guide to the competition.
Micheal Meehan was to the fore as the Tribesmen got their 2013 campaign off to a winning start in Tuam yesterday.
Ken Doherty and Mark Selby will join an elite field for the Players Tour Championship event.
If you were a NUI Galway student in the late forties… he might have been.
A study from NUI Galway says the perception that older people have secure finances is not always a fair one.
Over 500,000 people visited Galway city for the festival with 16% of those coming from outside of Ireland.
Between 1,500 and 2,000 students protested in Galway today in the run up to next month’s budget.
NUI Galway releases statement on popular student who is still in critical condition in hospital.
However the drug will have to be approved in the HSE’s reimbursement process before it can be made available to medical card patients.
Trinity College, UCD, UCC, NUI Galway and DCU haven’t seen any major change in their rankings since this time last year.
84 per cent of perpetrators were known to the victims.
The Taoiseach acknowledged many people are concerned for the future, but said Ireland has “great potential”.
A Cork TD has expressed disbelief at UCC’s €138,000 taxi bill.