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Galway International Arts Festival and The University of Galway have announced the signing of a new multi-year partnership, which will see Ireland’s leading cultural organization and the Sunday Times University of the Year 2018 working together across a number of initiatives designed to provide inspiring cultural and creative opportunities for students.

Galway International Arts Festival (GIAF), as a proud consortium member alongside the University of Galway, is participating in the PACESETTERS Summit, taking place in Málaga, Spain this week.

The deepening partnership between GIAF and University of Galway has been a key factor in driving the festival’s remarkable development over the last number of years, enabling an unprecedented growth across art forms, venues and audiences. This year, the continued expansion of the festival onto the university campus has resulted in 21% of all GIAF venues located on campus, with close to 54,000 people expected to attend performances, exhibitions and talks across the university campus during the festival.

Nicola Gunwhy was born in Liverpool. Alongside her own development as an artist, she trained as a Clinical Psychologist, completing her Doctorate on children’s experiences of illness. In this exhibit...

Spectres of Modernity is born out of the ongoing observation of the final moments of the Ballymun high–rise housing on the outskirts of Dublin. Balbutcher spine–block and Plunkett Tower are the last r...

An exhibition of Artist's books by Sioban Piercy

Irish Artists include Louis Le Broquy Mick Mulcahy Michael Cullen Alice Maher From Galway University Hospitals Arts Trust Collection...

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Waterford General Hospital does not have patients lying on trolleys awaiting admission to beds, unlike most other hospitals in the country.

John McHale, Professor of Economics at University of Galway and first Chair of the Irish Fiscal Council, and John Fitzgerald, Adjunct Professor of Economics at TCD, and first chair of the National Exp...