Stylish Ringsend two-bed adds another level for €420,000
Number 2 Pigeon House Road offers great proximity to town – with addition of upstairs
Planning protests may ‘derail strategies to cut emissions’
Objections to expand electricity grid seen as barrier to 2030 target
Permanent supports for home working must be put in place, engineers suggest
Think-tank says greener future possible if the country is willing to learn the lessons pandemic
Minister criticises ‘lack of transparency’ at NUI Galway charity
Students condemn ‘wasteful and frivolous’ spending noted in Charities Regulator report
NUIG charity criticised over premium flights and 5-star hotel spending
Charities Regulator criticises university foundation spending on business class flights and luxury hotels
Concern over lack of training for doctoral students in teaching roles at DCU
DCU is first university to face review by State education standards watchdog
Network of 70 compressed natural gas filling stations announced
Project to be overseen by Gas Networks Ireland and NUI Galway
Name of children’s hospital ‘unlikely to be Phoenix’ says Minister for Health
European Investment Bank loan of €490 million for National Children’s Hospital
NUIG urged to resolve issue of four women seeking promotion
Irish and British academics support solidarity event
€60m loan for NUI Galway to finance ‘transformation’ of campus
European Investment Bank funding will help build new college of medicine, nursing and health
NUI Galway appoints Prof Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh as 13th president
Incoming president urged to resolve ‘systemic discrimination against women staff’
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Trinity and UCD climb in latest world university rankings
UCD says it may need to ‘reduce number of places to Irish students to preserve quality’
Former IRA-British government ‘go-between’ Brendan Duddy dies
Tributes paid to Derry businessman (82) who was secret link for Thatcher and republicans
The new children’s hospital: what’s taking so long?
The latest completion projection is now late 2021 or early 2022, almost 40 years after the first proposal
NUI Galway seeks new ‘leader with a compelling vision’
Successor sought as Jim Browne to step as NUIG president after 10 years in role
Belfast Agreement ‘unimaginable’ without Whitaker – Higgins
President leads tributes to Ireland’s most revered public servant who died on Monday
NUIG president backs divestment of university’s €3.4m fossil fuel shares
Galway move follows Trinity College Dublin commitment
NUIG drops requirement for president to be fluent in Irish
Members of university’s governing authority say criteria was limiting pool of candidates
The Mary Robinson Centre is no vanity project
Presidential archives don’t have to be in the Pale to be a resource for everyone
New €68m medical research centre to open in Galway
Cúram facility in NUI Galway brings universities and industry together to fight disease
Whoops: Data blunder sees TCD fall out of global rankings
Trinity College Dublin omitted from scale due to blunder over incorrect data
NUIG president says ranking rise down to calibre of staff
Dr Jim Browne says he is confident the university is addressing the gender issue
Tributes at removal of cancer surgeon Prof Aongus Curran
Large numbers attend service for doctor who died in boating incident on Lough Corrib
Third-level institutions face targets for women in senior posts
Higher Education Authority report aims to tackle under-representation of women
Gender quotas for senior posts to be introduced at NUI Galway
Move may have significant implications for other colleges and public sector employers
NUI Galway: Exhibition satirising gender inequality to go ahead
University reverses decision not to allow students show works by ‘secret cartoonist’
BioInnovate programme puts fresh eyes on medtech innovation
New approach can lead to fresh perspectives and innovations in model based on Stanford programme
NUI Galway appoints vice president for equality and diversity
Post one of four major proposals after Micheline Sheehy Skeffington bias ruling
Nine Irish institutions make international education list
All seven of Ireland’s universities make top 150 in ‘Times Higher Education’ rankings
Book of condolences to open for Christy O’Connor jnr
Golfer, a native Galwegian, was made a Freeman of the city in 2000
Berkeley dead remembered at Galway city vigil
Hundreds queue to sign book of condolence at memorial event in Eyre Square
Prince Charles in Galway: ‘You raise our spirits in so many ways’
Peace and reconcilation comprises abiding theme on the first day of royal couple’s visit
NUIG president says university is committed to gender equality
Jim Browne maintains many changes effected since acknowledged low point of 2009
NUI Galway reveals new strategy to become top 200 university
Prof Jim Browne presents five-year plan, including progress on gender equality
Taskforce on gender equality initiated by NUI Galway
Dr Micheline Sheehy Skeffington says ‘concrete action’ required
Five female academics to take legal proceedings over gender imbalance against NUI Galway
NUIG says it is promoting three additional lecturers after “scoring errors”
Sheehy Skeffington petition demands better equality at NUIG
Botanist who won recent discrimination case to lead academics in protest over gender issues
Micheline Sheehy Skeffington: ‘I’m from a family of feminists. I took this case to honour them’
The academic has won a landmark Equality Tribunal case against her former employer, NUI Galway, for discrimination in not promoting her. Women know why she took the case. ‘Men don’t get it,’ she says
Sheehy Skeffington to use equality award to help colleagues
NUI Galway president offers to meet five women lecturers following ruling
Bookseller, writer and musician receive honorary degrees at NUI Galway
Former Magdalen novitiate proof that “the lone individual can make a difference”
NUI Galway in joint stem cell project with Mayo Clinic
Research will focus on adult stem-cell and gene therapy, biomaterials and biomedical engineering
Digitised Abbey Theatre archive exhibition due to open at NUI Galway
Project billed as largest of its type in the world
Change one thing: The future of academic freedom and university autonomy – and why it matters
Dr Jim Browne, president of NUIG, says universities are in a constant state of tension, truly a part of and yet apart from, society
Education: Giving philanthropy the name it deserves
Universities find it hard to persuade wealthy donors to put their names on buildings
Taoiseach describes medtech sector as “key driver of economic growth”
€30 million biomedical science building opened at NUI Galway
Ireland’s first stem cell manufacturing centre approved at NUI Galway
Culture of adult stem cells can help sufferers of arthritis, heart disease and diabetes
Druid Academy takes to the stage at NUI Galway
Students to benefit from Garry Hynes’s “fearsome reputation” as artistic director
NUI Galway president describes university ranking systems as ‘dangerous’
Dublin City University president also expresses reservations
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