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Location: Behind Spanish Arch. Open: Tues-Sat, 10am - 5pm www.galwaycitymuseum.ie www.twitter.com/galwaymuseum

A place for a ''Good Education''.

Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) is based at five locations in the west of Ireland - two in Galway City, Castlebar, Letterfrack and Mountbellew.

Bearna Driving School, helps people from all walks of life and with varying levels of ability to get the confidence and skills necessary to become a safe road user.

GCI is a premier language institute located in Galway, Ireland. With stunning views over Galway Bay and a commitment to customer service excellence, GCI offers students from all over the world the cha

The NUI Galway Law School has a long and distinguished tradition of law teaching and research which dates back to the mid-nineteenth century. It is a tradition that the school strives to maintain and

Galway Language Centre is a small, family-run, adult English language school, established in 1987. Our school is located in a beautiful, renovated 18th century mill overlooking the River Corrib in the centre of Galway City, the cultural capital of the West Coast of Ireland. We can offer host family accommodation where you will live as a guest with an Irish family. Getting to know Irish culture and way of life will be an enriching part of your English language experience here in Galway.

Advance Drive is Galway's most successful driving school with a pass rate second to none. Advance Drive is the only school in Galway where you can start as a beginner in the Car and finish off as a pr

Tuam Education Centre provides continuous professional development for teachers. The centre also organises workshops, forums and courses for NQT's, SNA's, students and parents. The centre organises l

The Chaplains (known officially in the University as Deans of Chaplaincy Services) are appointed by the Governing Body of the University to support and give expression to the University's commitment to the development of the whole human person. Inspired by the Christian vision of life, the Chaplains strive to promote respect for the dignity of each individual person within the University community. Within University structures, they report to the Vice-President for the Student Experience. There are two full-time Chaplains: Fr. Barry Horan Born in Dublin, Barry and his family moved to Galway when he was twelve. After secondary school in St. Mary's College, Galway, he studied one year of Commerce at NUI,Galway before entering seminary at Maynooth. Since his ordination for the Diocese of Galway in 1999, he has served in Gort Community School, University College Hospital (Merlin Park), Galway Marriage Tribunal, and assisted in the parishes of Gort, Galway Cathedral, Ros Muc and Knocknacarra. Fr. Patrick O'Donohue Patrick is from Lisdoonvarna in Co. Clare. He is a priest of the Diocese of Galway and was appointed Chaplain at NUI, Galway in 2010, shortly after his ordination. This is his first appointment, having studied in Sligo IT, Rome and in Maynooth. Administrative Assistant: Ms. Dolores McAndrew A native of Galway city and a graduate of UCG, Dolores has worked closely with Chaplaincy since 1997 and became Administrator for the Chaplaincy Department in 2006, having been appointed to the University in 1990.

Classes in Dance, Drama and Singing - fully qualified professional teachers. Classes in GMIT, Craughwell, Woodquay and Knocknacarra. Visit our webpage performingartsschoolgalway.com for more information.

With the rise in technology, teenagers are spending more and more time online. Teens often don’t understand the risks that they may face online or may not have the skills to know what to do if they find themselves victims of bullies or online abuse. Social Savvy has developed a three-pronged approach to educating students, teachers and parents about safety on social networks and how to deal with cyberbullying and internet safety. Through education, not only for students but also the teachers and parents, re safe online behaviour we hope we can create a safer online space. Social Savvy courses are affordable and are taught at an age-appropriate level using interactive high quality resources. We aim to create an open dialogue about social networking safety and cyberbullying.