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Eman Mohammad is an award-winning Palestinian photojournalist whose work reflects not only the trauma and pain of destruction and constant killing in Gaza throughout its many conflicts with Israel, but also the resilience and ingenuity of a persecuted population.

Over the last 10 years, Fintan O’Toole, awardwinning Irish journalist and author, has written some of the best commentary on Donald Trump, mainly in long pieces in the New York Review of Books.

The recent TV series, Adolescence, brought home the frightening amount of misogynistic poison pouring into young people’s phones, and the potentially horrific consequences of doing nothing about it

Endless conspiracy theories flood our phones every day, straining credulity, but with an increasing number of enthusiastic followers.

When Gerry Godley [Breadman Walking] last came to Galway, the audience received delicious bread and a bag of organic flour to take home.

Eoghan Daltun has written the story of how he saved a dying rain forest in the Beara Peninsula in his book An Atlantic Rainforest [A Personal Journey into the Magic of Rewilding], an enchanting story about a fascinating subject.

100 years ago, the Boundary Commission, believed by many to be the solution to partition, produced its report recommending very little change to the already established border between Northern Ireland and the Free State.

COPE Galway is commemorating its 60th anniversary this year.

Rebecca Braun, Executive Dean, College of Arts, Social Sciences and Celtic Studies at the University of Galway, is an enthusiastic sea swimmer, like many people who took it up during Covid and have remained in thrall to the waves.

‘Exhilarating... stirring... transporting... an infectious, heady joy...’ - Ben Brantley, The New York Times, Critics' Pick The atmosphere among my fellow comrades is euphoric. We have brought th...