Young men were the most affected cohort in road traffic collisions between 2021 and 2025

Historians Kerby A. Miller and Breandán Mac Suibhne tell Oliver about their fascinating new book 'A Letter Home – Irish Correspondence from America.'

This episode, marking the release of the new adaptation, features: Dr Gillian Dow, Associate Prof...

Missionaries occupied a unique place in Ireland’s national imagination. For young Irish women, religious life offered something rare: independence, education and travel

The late Egyptian doctor’s medical license was permanently revoked in 2026, but his controversial diet has taken a life of its own in the Arab world. Two experts weigh in

Restaurants are hiring ‘menu engineering’ consultants to help them sell more high-margin dishes

As the centenary of the first Gaeltacht Commission looms, we must do more to ensure Irish remains a living language in the communities where it’s strongest.

The STEMMA project has had a busy year, welcoming new postdocs, finishing data cleaning, hosting Manuscripts Week in Galway, and preparing to release a public dataset by end of 2026.

Newly uncovered sites said to deepen understanding of culture and society in Neolithic period ‘and beyond’

Diaa al-Awadi claimed insulin was a fraud, smoking was safe and chemotherapy useless. But despite losing his medical licence and dying at early age, his reach continues to grow

Vox from Una Kelly, Fiona McGarry, Director of BA in Journalism at University of Galway

University of Galway has seen a 114% increase in reports of sexual violence since 2024

In today’s programme: The Isle of Wight is about to launch its third nine-day Biosphere Festival, which will take place all over the island, and involve many local communities. The island is one of se...

In week two of our summer wellbeing series, we ask what we can do to reduce our stress.

Algorithms are opaque, they optimise for the wrong things — engagement, virality, outrage — and they’re not neutral

Rising death toll includes 212 fatalities over four days linked to high temperatures in Spain alone

As the United States prepares to mark its 250th anniversary, Myles Dungan and guests explore the people, the principles, and the institutions that shaped the American Republic. With Daniel Carey, Bria...

Is there such a thing as too much PDA? While there is no definitive answer, there are moments whe...

Dr Eugene Farrell, Associate Professor at University of Galway and lead author of study.

The day's main news stories from a regional, national and international perspective.

Two University of Galway professors saw their contributions included in an Oireachtas report on social media regulation for young people this month.

Professor Brendan Flynn of the University of Galway joins Richard to discuss how the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is impacting life at sea, with some speculating that there are 800 ships trappe...

Medieval Irish bees had a legal status because they were classified as domestic livestock.

Regulations are coming too late for the many people already harmed by AI sexual abuse technology, but a proactive approach could prevent future damage, writes Mary McGill

What issues matter most to young voters right now?

What the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) does and how it shapes our climate.