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    Professor of Computer Science, University of Galway and Chair of the Artificial Intelligence Association of Ireland Michael Madden

    Galway university students say AI use has increased

    Artificial intelligence is here to stay but are the next generation of leaders and innovators still able to think for themselves?

    Connacht • 29 Sep
    Picture of Anne McHugh, who died in the 11 September 2001 attacks

    'A slow loss of hope' - Irish impacted by 9/11 remembered

    Twenty-five years ago, what began as an ordinary Tuesday morning turned into a day that changed the world forever.

    Ireland • 11 Sep
    Non-Resident Nepalese Association (NRNA)

    Ireland's Nepalese are fundraising for flood victims

    Fundraising is under way in Ireland's Nepalese community to support victims of the devastating floods in their home country.

    Ireland • 28 Aug
    L-R Caroline O'Laochdha, Kenny Walsh and Tracey McHugh

    Over 30 children without bus seat in Galway for September

    More than 30 children and young people in Co Galway are set to begin the new school year without access to school transport, prompting parents to call for urgent intervention from the Minister for Education.

    Ireland • 16 Aug
    Geraldine Kelly (L) and Maria Kelly of Ballygar Regeneration Group

    Ballygar locals hail 'important' return of ATM to town

    The Central Bank has launched a new map showing the location of every ATM and cash service point in the country. From today members of the public can also use an online form to notify the regulator if they believe there is insufficient access to cash in their are

    Connacht • 30 Jun
    Black and white photo of a woman holding a dog

    Sharp increase in abandoned animals, says Cork vet

    A north Cork veterinary clinic has reported a sharp increase in the number of abandoned animals being brought in by members of the public, many of them vulnerable and in poor condition.

    Munster • 05 Jun
    Image shows a grass covered walking trail on high cliffs overlooking the sea with a blue sky above.

    More than 400k visitors to Ireland last month, up 33%

    New figures out today show that over 400,000 foreign visitors came to Ireland last month - a 33% increase year on year.

    Ireland • 30 Mar
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    BreastCheck miss screening targets for third year running

    The national cancer screening programme BreastCheck missed its mammogram targets by 46,000 last year, the HSE has confirmed to RTÉ's News at One.

    Health • 20 Mar
    The sales ring at Athenry Mart in County Galway

    Effects of war causing 'frustration' for Irish farmers

    As the war in the Middle East continues to disrupt global fuel and fertiliser supply chains, farmers across Ireland are feeling the ripple effects.

    Ireland • 11 Mar
    Ursula and Eleana Kelly

    Lack of special classes for children with Down syndrome

    A new report from Down Syndrome Ireland has found there is a severe lack of suitable special classes in primary and post primary level for children with Down syndrome who do not have a dual diagnosis of autism.

    Ireland • 09 Mar
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