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The ISPCA has launched its one-of-a-kind “Paws for Dad Jokes” campaign to celebrate Father’s Day on Sunday, June 15, offering a celebration of all the cheesy, groan-worthy, heartwarming dad jokes.

Over the past decade, the west of Ireland has transformed into a thriving hub for digital innovation, creative enterprise, and global business operations. From multinational tech giants to ambitious startups, an increasing number of companies are planting roots in this region.

VERSONO Medical Ltd has been named Dragons’ Den winner of the CX Innovation Prize at the international CX Symposium in London.

Enterprise Ireland is the government trade and innovation agency that invests in Irish innovative companies through all stages of their growth. Majella Maher, Regional Manager of the Enterprise Ireland West Region Team spoke to the Galway Advertiser about how Enterprise Ireland assists companies in the west of Ireland to reach their full potential and why there is an appetite for industry in the west.

For Rebecca Hogan, life took an unexpected turn in October 2019. The 27-year-old from Clarinbridge had always been active, full of plans for the future, when her body began sending her distress signals that she could no longer ignore.

Galway-based Signum Surgical has announced the appointment of Ms. Carol Burns as Chief Executive Officer.

HR managers from public and private organisations in the west and northwest will gather in Atlantic Technological University (ATU) on Friday 7 March (2pm), for a workshop event titled “Culture, Communications and Change in People Management” in ATU’s Mayo Campus (Castlebar).

A female entrepreneurship programme developed at University of Galway’s IdeasLab is to expand nationwide at five other higher education institutions following a special funding award from the Higher Education Authority (HEA).

Enterprise Ireland Irish medtech client company Aerogen has announced details of a €300 million transformational scaling and investment plan, which will result in the creation of 725 new jobs in Ireland over the next 10 years.

The RISE Community Fund has announced plans to award new cash grants to small businesses, farms, social enterprises, schools, charities and community groups in County Galway, with funding available to those who can demonstrate innovative plans to use technology to scale the positive impact of their work and benefit the local community.