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CREW is accepting expressions of interest for the upcoming Creative Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (CEED) incubation programme developed in partnership with ATU’s School of Design and Creative Arts, Galway City (Wellpark Rd) campus and supported by LEO Galway.

Chadwicks Galway and Joyces Hardware & Home – Headford have been named regional finalists representing Connacht/Donegal/Monaghan/Cavan in the 2026 Octabuild Builders Merchant Excellence Awards, recognising leading businesses in the builders’ merchant sector across the island of Ireland.

HLB Ireland, part of Mentora Group, this week announced the acquisition of Galway-based OMB Chartered Accountants, significantly expanding its presence in Galway and across the west of Ireland.

Three of the largest business organisations in the west of Ireland have called on the Government to fast-track transport investment in the region to support economic growth, improve connectivity and promote balanced regional development.

Give the Government its due: real strides have been made on the two problems that dogged housing delivery for a decade. Infrastructure investment is finally flowing and the rezoning of land is at last being tackled seriously. Over the next twelve months I expect an ample supply of zoned, serviced land to come on stream. That is a big win. But solving land only exposes the next bottleneck, and it is a serious one: money.

It is always a positive development for a city when an experienced professional chooses to establish an independent enterprise within it. This week we are pleased to note one such development: Niall Browne & Company has officially opened for business in Galway city.

New figures published by the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) show Shannon Airport recorded the strongest year-on-year passenger growth among Ireland's major airports in June, with traffic increasing by 14% compared to the same month last year.

A new phase of the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act has come into force, introducing significant transparency requirements for organisations using AI technologies. While the legislation applies across all EU member states, its impact will be particularly relevant for businesses throughout Ireland, where companies are increasingly embracing AI to improve customer service, marketing, recruitment and operational efficiency.

Volvo Car Ireland has announced plans to redevelop its dealer network over the next four years through a combined investment commitment of €40 million from its retail partners.

The Volkswagen Group has confirmed plans to axe 50 per cent of its models by the end of the decade.