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Baboró invites children to explore an exciting programme brimming full of shows, exhibitions and workshops for all ages and abilities.

September 4, 2024

The 28th annual Baboró International Arts Festival for Children will present a vibrant array of events designed to inspire and entertain all children and families. This year, Baboró reaffirms its commitment to accessibility and inclusion with a diverse lineup of shows, exhibits and workshops tailored to meet the needs of children with additional needs, including relaxed performances, Irish Sign Language (ISL) events for deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences, captioned events and audio-described performances and touch tours.

This year’s programme boasts over 50 events for young people of all ages. In addition to showcasing the best of Irish work for young audiences, this year’s programme has a distinctly European flavour, welcoming performance companies from Italy, Sweden, The Netherlands, Belgium, Scotland and England. 

Here’s just a taste of what’s in store for families and schools this October: 

Branar’s Story of a Day/Scéal an Lae: Sure to enchant children aged 5+ years at the Town Hall Theatre, this performance is a celebration of storytelling and imagination, told through a beautiful blend of visual and oral storytelling combined with live music by the Contempo Quartet.

Chotto Desh is an enchanting dance theatre experience that tells the story of a boy’s journey between Britain and Bangladesh. Created by the acclaimed Akram Khan Company, this performance blends Kathak and contemporary dance with stunning visuals and a captivating narrative. Celebrating the resilience of the human spirit, Chotto Desh is a poignant and visually striking production.

The Pale Baron: Coming all the way from Belgium, this new musical fable, staged at the Black Box Theatre, tells the heartwarming story of friendship and resistance during a repressive regime. Aimed at children aged 10+, the performance celebrates the power of music, words, and friendship, delivered with gentle humour and poignant storytelling.

A madcap musical that explores what toddlers and world leaders have in common, BullyBully presents an awkward yet humorous encounter between two powerful, childish adults. This hilarious performance features funny quarrels, catchy songs, and a heartwarming resolution, demonstrating the importance of compromise. Created by Maas Theater en Dans, known for its bold and engaging productions for young audiences, “BullyBully” is a must-see.

An absurd tragic horror comedy, Grown Ups delves into the chaotic and often humorous lives of adults. This performance questions what adults really do while children are at school and explores whether they truly have everything under control. Compagnie Barbarie, in collaboration with BRONKS, delivers a thought-provoking yet hilarious portrayal of adult life from a child’s perspective.

Arts Alive Galway’s Identity Exhibition: Hosted at Outset Gallery, this multimedia exhibition delves into the multifaceted identities of ten Galway artists with intellectual disabilities. The exhibition challenges societal stereotypes and amplifies the voices of these artists, offering visitors a moving and thought-provoking thirty-minute experience. The exhibition is accessible to all ages and abilities.

Livefeed Showcase: Experience the talent of Galway’s young musicians and singer-songwriters at this family-friendly showcase, a project by Music Generation Galway City. This event offers young people the chance to perform in a safe, supportive environment, celebrating the next generation of Irish musical talent.

Fields of Tender for Babies: Held at the University of Galway, this playful dance performance is designed for babies aged 3 to 24 months, offering a sensory experience like no other. The serene and intimate space invites parents and babies to lose themselves in a captivating blend of dance, music, and interactive visuals. Fields of Tender is inclusive, embracing all behaviours and sensory needs, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the performance on their own terms. The performance takes place over 90 minutes allowing families to come and go as they wish during that period.

Baboró has commissioned local artist Phillida Eves of Rosán Sensory Adventures, to create a new show especially for school children with complex needs. Antarctica! brings a small audience on an immersive sensory expedition overcoming unknown perils, where ultimately teamwork and comradery win out. The company will be in residence in St. Joseph’s Special School in Newcastle.

The Storybird/Éan na Scéalaíochta: Join Laureate na nÓg Patricia Forde and Alan Nolan at St. Brigit’s Garden, Rosscahil for an adventurous quest to find the mysterious Storybird. This outdoor event is perfect for children with a wild imagination and a love for stories, with participants encouraged to dress for the weather and pack their curiosity. 

Adults will be interested in Patricia’s inaugural lecture as Laureate na nÓg, Making It Up As We Go Along at Mick Lally Theatre. As well as being a celebrated author who writes in both English and Irish, Patricia is also one of Baboró’s co-founders. With over twenty published books to her name, Patricia’s ambition as Laureate na nÓg is to ignite wild creativity in children by bringing them together with writers and illustrators to imagine new worlds.

Tickets will be available for purchase from www.baboro.ie and the Town Hall Theatre from 4th September at 6pm. Follow Baboró on social media or sign up to their newsletter on www.baboro.ie for the latest programme and box office announcements. Festival programmes are also available at various venues across Galway.

Baboró International Arts Festival for Children is Ireland’s flagship festival devoted exclusively to children and families and a registered charity. Baboró is funded by The Arts Council of Ireland and Galway City and County Councils. This year’s festival is supported by Irish Language Partner, Cúla4; Literature Partner, Charlie Byrne’s Bookshops and Sustainable Print Partner, iSupply. Baboró is grateful to the ongoing support of the businesses and venues of Galway.

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Rise to the Occasion with The Twelve Focaccia Sandwiches

August 20, 2024

The Twelve in Barna has launched their freshly baked Focaccia Sandwiches, hot from the oven and loaded with flavour! Crafted each morning at The Pins Bakery, right there on site they are perfectly crispy on the outside, soft and airy on the inside, these focaccia bread forms the perfect canvas for three sandwiches:

Pulled Ham & Torn Buffalo Mozzarella: Savory pulled ham paired with creamy torn buffalo mozzarella, topped with Dijon red apple slaw, rocket, and garlic mayo.

Roast Lemon Pepper Chicken: Succulent roast chicken with a zesty lemon pepper twist, complemented by basil mayo, red onion, tomato, rocket, and shaved parmesan.

The Vegetarian Delight: A symphony of roasted red peppers, tangy goats cheese, fresh rocket, and pesto for a burst of flavour.

These gourmet sandwiches are available daily from 12 noon, but hurry – they are only available until they sell out! Whether you are dining in or taking away, their Focaccia Sambos are the perfect way to elevate your lunch, starting from €10.50.

Pop in or check out www.thetwelvehotel.ie and of course on social media.

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September Comedy Sessions at The Kings Head

August 19, 2024

Laugh Out Loud at The Kings Head this September with Julie Jay, Amy Walsh, and Alfie Browne

Get ready for a month of side-splitting comedy at The Kings Head this September, featuring an incredible lineup of some of the most exciting names in stand-up. With performances by Julie Jay, Amy Walsh, and Alfie Brown.

Thursday, 5th September: Kicking off the month, Amy Walsh takes the stage at 8pm with her work-in-progress show, Wingin’ It. Known for her sharp wit and relatable humour, Amy will bring her fresh material to life in an evening of raw and hilarious stand-up.

Friday, 6th September: The comedy continues with the brilliant Julie Jay, who will be performing her brand-new stand-up show, Julie, Madly, Deeply, at 7:30pm in the Ruby Room. After tricking her husband into another baby, Ireland’s most successful “poor comedian” is back and ready to take the stage by storm. Dubbed the “Eras tour” of the Irish comedy scene, this show has caused such a stir that even Dublin hotels are doubling their prices in anticipation!

Thursday, 12th September: Rounding out the month, Alfie Brown returns to the stage at 8pm with his latest show. After a period of personal upheaval, Alfie has emerged with a fresh perspective, separating his failures from his misfortunes, and discovering that “life is beautiful.” Expect captivating and subversive stand-up from one of the country’s most acclaimed comedians.

Tickets for Amy Walsh and Alfie Brown’s shows are available on Eventbrite, while Julie Jay’s performance can be booked via Lisa Richards. Stay updated with all the latest information on The Kings Head’s social media channels.

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A sneak peek into the 28th Baboró International Arts Festival for Children

August 14, 2024

Autumn festival promises to awaken creativity and spark joy across Galway

Get ready for an unforgettable 10 days of creativity and imagination as Baboró International Arts Festival for Children returns to Galway this October. The 2024 festival, running from October 11th to 20th, promises to deliver a captivating lineup of performances and events, featuring both Irish and international artists dedicated to young audiences. This year’s festival will be officially launched in Galway on September 3rd.

Expect fantastic shows for schools and families from Ireland,Scotland, England, Italy, Sweden, The Netherlands and Belgium feature in the programme – including two from Flanders, an area of Belgium making exceptional work for children. An expanded programme for children with additional needs includes specialist performances for children with profound and multiple learning disabilities as well as Irish Sign Language interpreted, captioned and audio described events. 

Some of this year’s festival highlights include a madcap musical, thought provoking comedy and an exhibition of eye-catching tapestries. Here we take a sneak peek at:

Bully Bully (4+ YRS | Theatre | An Taibhdhearc | The Netherlands): A madcap musical exploring the humorous similarities between toddlers and world leaders. This bold and engaging production by Maas Theater en Dans is a must-see for its catchy songs and heartwarming resolution.

Grown Ups (5+ YRS | Theatre | Black Box Theatre | Belgium): An absurd tragic horror comedy that humorously questions what adults really do while children are at school. Compagnie Barbarie and BRONKS deliver a thought-provoking yet hilarious portrayal of adult life from a child’s perspective.

Little Monsters (ALL AGES | Visual Art | Galway Arts Centre | Ireland): This installation of bright, bold, colourful textile tapestries and 3D shapes explores success and failure, as well as the need for approval and love in an increasingly digital world. Using a range of techniques including tapestry, embroidery, crochet and manipulated machine knitting, local artist Laura Angell invites us into a world of symbols, omens and lucky charms that she calls on to quell the anxieties of this world that can become like Little Monsters roaming inside our heads.

Baboró International Arts Festival for Children is about enriching creative experiences and celebrating the boundless creativity and imagination of young minds. The full programme, including workshops, adult events, and ticket information, will be available at www.baboro.ie from Tuesday 3 September. Stay up-to-date with the latest festival news and announcements by following Baboró on social media or signing up for their newsletter on their website.

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Galway Summer Vibes

August 1, 2024

Such a gorgeous energy across Galway City in Galway’s Westend, The Latin Quarter Galway and Eyre Square following on from the beautiful Galway International Arts Festival and Galway Film Fleadh



Live entertainment with fashion showcases, evening music with a full band stage on Maingaurd Street and acoustic sets back west. People enjoying a ice creams, coffee, drinks, dinner and a few drinks as the 2024 Galway Races hits the midway point today Thursday.

Thank you to Andrew Downes for all the captures across the last three days.

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World’s Largest Galway Hooker donated back to Galway City and County

July 22, 2024

Vessel to be used as floating arts space and for sail training

Bádóirí an Chladaigh, the classic boat-building and training group, has announced the official donation and transfer of the Naomh Bairbre, the world’s largest Galway hooker, back to Galway County. The handover ceremony took place in the Claddagh Basin on Saturday, July 20, 2024, attended by the new city mayor, Fianna Fáil councillor Peter Keane, alongside notable community figures (pictured).

The Naomh Bairbre’s new role as a sail training vessel and a floating arts space promises to enrich Galway’s maritime and cultural heritage, offering a unique platform for both seasoned sailors and budding artists.

When Connemara carpenter Steve Mulkerrins declared his intention to build and sail a Galway hooker from Chicago to his homeland, it seemed an ambitious dream. Remarkably, not only did he accomplish this feat, constructing the largest Galway hooker ever in his shed with the help of many supporters, but he also sailed it through the Great Lakes and across the Atlantic in 2006. Today, he donated this magnificent vessel to serve as a sail training platform and a floating arts space in Galway City.

“At 47 feet (14 meters) long and with a 47-foot-high mast, the Naomh Bairbre is a striking presence in the Claddagh Basin,” said Peter Connolly of Bádóirí an Chladaigh. “We are delighted with Steve’s gesture, and we plan to ensure it becomes a municipal floating arts space for artists and musicians who can use it when it is not out sailing. Given Galway’s relative lack of artistic venues, this opportunity may prove invaluable for young artists.”

Mulkerrins, originally from Maumeen, Co Galway, expressed his desire for the Naomh Bairbre to remain in Galway, emphasising its heritage as a Galway hooker. “I want it to stay now in Galway, as it is called a Galway hooker for a reason, and it will be a great boat for sailing training and day trips in the bay, and for artists in the winter.”

He embarked on this project while living and working in Chicago for 12 years, and in Boston before that. With the support of his wife Agnes and their three children, he imported wood from Wicklow in two 12-meter containers and invested a significant amount of his own money into the construction. The project saw contributions from various individuals, including balladeer John Flaherty.

The inspiration behind the ambitious journey was to honour the memory of his late father, Colm. The 3,200 km navigation from Chicago to the Hudson River marked the beginning of a meticulously planned voyage home. Naomh Bairbre traversed the Great Lakes, ventured to Newfoundland, returned south to New York, and finally made the Atlantic crossing in 2006. The journey culminated after 28 days at sea, with a triumphant arrival past the Aran Islands and into the quay at Maumeen, accompanied by his shipmates Pat and Tom Joyce, Coley Newell, and Barney Flaherty.

Reflecting on the journey with Lorna Siggins in the Irish Independent, Mr Mulkerrins remarked, “Hard to believe it was 18 years ago that we sailed into Connemara. It is a great sea boat, and I know Peter Connolly and his crew will look after it well.”

Stay connected at www.facebook.com/galwayhookers.

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Galway Races Summer Vibes – Where the city meets the track for a week of unbeatable fun!

July 5, 2024

Race week 24 kicks off in style with a full city centre entertainment program

Galway City is set to come alive with a full free entertainment program as the Galway Summer Vibes campaign kicks off on Monday, July 29th, running through Wednesday, July 31st. This campaign aims to kick start the race week festival in the city centre before and after the main business of the day, the racing! From Monday free live entertainment, fashion showcases, and a variety of family-friendly activities will be happening throughout the city.

Eyre Square, the Latin Quarter, and Galway’s westend will transform into hubs of activity, buzzing with live performances from local bands, traditional music sessions, and acoustic sets. Each evening from 8pm, the city’s neighbourhoods will resonate with the sounds of summer, offering a perfect backdrop for the festive atmosphere.

Fashion enthusiasts can look forward to pop-up fashion showcases (From 12noon to 3pm) on Monday and Tuesday, hosted by the fashion entrepreneur and stylist Mandy Maher. These on street showcases will highlight the latest trends and styles as racegoers prepare to bring their fashion A-game to Galway. Mandy will shine a spotlight on local Galway retail outlets, encouraging attendees to shop locally and support the city’s boutiques, jewellers, footwear stores, and talented milliners. These will take place in Eyre Square, Cross Street and on the Spanish Arch.

Galway is a city that knows how to entertain, and this year’s race week is no exception. Families can explore award-winning restaurants, enjoy drinks in some of the best pubs in Ireland, and partake in the city’s renowned craic. To make the experience even more convenient, Bus Éireann shuttle buses will provide easy transportation, dropping racegoers in the heart of the city and directly at the Ballybrit racecourse.

Galway’s reputation for exceptional food and drinks will be on full display, with Diageo partnering with local public houses to ensure every pub offers a top-tier experience. Galways award winning restaurants are ready to welcome you for a pre-race lunch to talk through the plan and then back into the city to enjoy innovative culinary creations whilst you chat through the fun of the day.

Speaking at the launch of Galway Summer Vibes Johnny Duggan, Galway City VFI commented “It is another great initiative where the various City Centre areas come together to let people know that the City Centre is open for business and with plenty to see and do, whether you are a Race goer or not.  There is such a great array of pubs in Galway, all within walking distance, with lots on across the city in all areas.”

“The Ballybrit Summer Racing Festival brings a huge number of visitors to Galway each year so Fáilte Ireland is really pleased to support the Summer Vibes festival which will help showcase the best that Galway city has to offer. Festivals and events play a key role in helping visitors immerse themselves in a destination’s unique offering. Fáilte Ireland has worked closely with Galway’s business community to help develop an exciting programme of free events that will bring Galway’s streets to life with the city’s renowned arts, culture, and creativity,” said Margaret Jenkins, Fáilte Ireland.

This race week, Galway is undeniably the place to be. Embrace the #GalwaySummerVibes and stay connected through social media accounts: Galway Races Official, Galway’s westend, The Latin Quarter, and Eyre Square Galway. Plan your Galway Races fun and immerse yourself in all the free, exciting activities the city has to offer.

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East Meets West at Thai Garden Galway as they celebrate 25th year in business

July 3, 2024

Bringing the best of Thailand food culture to Galway City

Thai Garden Galway is celebrating its 25th anniversary with Galway, marking a quarter-century of bringing the vibrant flavours of Thailand to the west of Ireland. On Thursday, June 27, they hosted a full day of celebrations with traditional Thai Dancing, food demos and their signature cocktails.

Located at the Spanish Arch, Thai Garden has undergone an extensive renovation, transforming its entire space. The newly revamped restaurant now has terraced views of the River Corrib, which provides the perfect backdrop for summer cocktails and an unparalleled authentic Thai dining experience.

Since 1999, Thai Garden has been a cornerstone of Galway’s culinary scene, being one of the first Asian restaurants in the region. The establishment’s success can be attributed not only to its food offering but also to its dedicated team. Many staff members have been with Thai Garden since day one, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction.

“We are incredibly proud of our journey over the past 25 years,” said Won, General Manager of Thai Garden Galway. “Our team, many of whom have been with us since the beginning, are the heart and soul of our restaurant. Their dedication and passion for authentic Thai cuisine have made Thai Garden a Galway institution.”

The highly skilled kitchen team, all originally from Thailand, bring their rich culinary heritage to every dish, ensuring an authentic dining experience. The serving staff’s goal is to make every visit enjoyable, reflecting the warm hospitality that Thai Garden is known for.

Pop into Thai Garden on Spanish Arch or check out www.thaigardengalway.ie. Get social across Facebook and Instagram or call 091-567 865.

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Kaleidos transforming wooden canvases into dynamic works of art

July 1, 2024

Kaleidos- Emer Whelan art launches new collectionTransforming wooden canvases into dynamic works of art


Emer Whelan, the creative force behind Emer Whelan Art is launching her summer collection ‘Kaleidos’ which marries a lakeside tranquillity with urban vibrancy. At the heart of Emer’s artistic expression lies her innovative use of lasers, transforming wooden canvases into dynamic works of art. The collection of 15 pieces will be launched at The West End Art Collective in Galways westend on 13th July at 6pm.


Originally from Cahir Pier on Lough Mask but now calling Galway City home, Emer infuses her surroundings into her art, capturing the essence of the lake and the energy of the urban. 


Each piece exudes energy and vitality, reflecting Emer’s vision and passion for exploring the boundaries of traditional mediums. With Emer Whelan designs, you embark on a journey where colours dance on wood, breathing life into spaces and lighting the imagination. From her studio in Galway, Emer continues to push the boundaries inviting us to experience the beauty and vibrancy of her creations.


Pieces start from €375 and are available to view on www.emerwhelanart.com

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Summer arrives in the west- Dela Restaurant welcomes New Head Chef

June 7, 2024

Embracing sustainability and culinary innovation, Dela launches their take on Summer

Dela, the award-winning restaurant located in the heart of Galway’s Westend on Dominick Street, has announced the appointment of Shannon Di Cola Schiano as their new Head Chef.

Shannon brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to Dela, with a culinary style that masterfully blends Modern Irish, Nordic, and Asian influences. Describing herself as a “Classically Trained Modernist,” Shannon has honed her skills in both Ireland and Australia, with notable tenures at Turtle and Hare Dining, Currevagh House, and Craobh. Her innovative approach and passion for sustainable practices align perfectly with Dela’s commitment to zero-waste and farm-to-table dining.

“We have been admirers of Shannon’s work for quite some time, and we are excited to finally collaborate with her,” said the team at Dela. “Her ‘root to fruit’ philosophy and dedication to sustainability resonate deeply with our own values, and we are eager to see the impact she will make on our evening menu.”

Dela regulars will have already noticed that there are new specials that have become firm favourites already at brunch. Now, her attention turns to Dela’s evening menu, promising an elevated dining experience that champions locally sourced produce from their own farm.

The evening Dela starter highlights include a Mushroom & Nori Doughnut, Radish Kkakduga Pickles Roast Garlic, Barr Rua, or there is seared Asparagus, Smoked White Bean Puree, Pistachio & Leek Oil, Flatbread and for those who love to embrace the sea, the House Cured Sea Trout Tartare Confit Yolk, Local Seaweed and Crackling. Then it’s onto Pork Belly Wellington, Spring Onion Mash, Greens, Cider & Mustard Cream or an Aubergine Schnitzel, House Kraut, Chard, Greens, Rosti, Mushroom Jus and or course there is the classic fish of the day, flank steaks or this Clam & Prawn Linguine Sea Vegetables with Local Seaweed.

To finish you will be torn between a Farm Matcha Pannacotta & Sponge, Clooniffe Blackcurrants, Puffed Grains or the Strawberry & Rhubarb Whipped Mascarpone, Strawberry & Rhubarb Cheong, Elderflower and then there is the Celeriac & White Chocolate Cremeaux, Blackberry Chocolate. All of this is caveated with the fact that all sides and veg supporting these dishes are season and energy levels permitting the vast majority of veg and salads used on this menu are grown on their Farm and Coffee Roastery just out the road in Clooniffe, Moycullen (Just 8km from Galway city)

Shannon’s ethos is to “champion all that nature supplies and to ensure that it has been used sustainably and to its full capacity.” Her focus on fermentation and preserving, along with our investment in commercial composting equipment, will help us take significant strides towards our goal of eliminating kitchen food waste and completing the farm-restaurant-farm cycle.

“Her expertise in sustainable cooking and zero-waste practices will undoubtedly enhance our offerings and solidify Dela’s position as a pioneer in Galway’s dining scene.”

Get to Dela to experience their new summer menu and taste firsthand the dishes they have been sharing through their social channels.

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The Raines to play lunchtime gig at The Kings Head

June 7, 2024

Galway band pop up gig to kick off summer tour


Folk/Americana trio,The Raines will play an intimate lunchtime show in the pocket-sized venue on the top floor of The Kings Head on Saturday June 29th.

The Raines use their collective experience and influences to create a unique and pure sound, writing strong and melodic songs, in which they weave in and out of vocal harmony and counter-melody, interlaced with tender and rhythmic strings.  

The Kings Head hosts free live music sessions everyday at 5pm. These summer drop in sessions celebrate the best of Irish Trad music, rock and a little bit of everything in between. 

The gig starts at 1pm. Tickets, €15 are limited and are available from www.theraines.ie.

For more information check out www.thekingshead.ie.

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OMC expands portfolio with acquisition of Galway’s most established Consulting Engineers Practise

May 29, 2024

Creation of 20 jobs through national strategic growth planning

OMC Group, a leading multidisciplinary consulting engineering company, has completed the successful acquisition of prominent consulting engineers business, James Roche Consulting Engineers, a venerable institution in Galway since the late 1970s.

The acquisition of James Roche Consulting Engineers, represents a significant addition to OMC’s portfolio. With four talented professionals joining the OMC Group, this strategic integration leverages synergies to enhance service offerings and solidify OMC’s position as a leader in the consulting engineering sector.

Looking ahead, OMC remains dedicated to its growth trajectory, with plans to complete two additional acquisitions in 2024. Additionally, the company’s expansion efforts are expected to create 20 new jobs nationally.

Founded in 2012 as Enda O’Malley and Associates, the company rebranded to OMC in 2023, signifying its evolution and dedication to excellence and innovation in professional consulting engineers services. OMC completed its first acquisition in late 2022 with the incorporation of O’Halloran Engineering, a pivotal milestone that laid the groundwork for future growth initiatives.

With a in house team of 18 dedicated professionals, OMC’s core business encompasses a diverse range of residential and commercial projects, delivering services in planning consultancy, environmental consultancy, structural design, building surveying, land mapping, assigned certification, fire and disability consultancy, mechanical and electrical consultancy, energy consultancy, and health and safety consultancy.

“We are delighted to welcome James Roche BE and his staff to the OMC Group. James Roche Consulting Engineers has been a well-respected and long established consulting engineers practise  within Galway since the late 1970s and his reputation and network will enhance OMC’s service offering throughout Galway, ” said Enda O’Malley, Founder and CEO of OMC.

“This acquisition exemplifies our strategic approach to expansion, focusing on leveraging synergies and fostering growth opportunities. We are committed to retaining talent, fostering innovation, and creating new employment opportunities as we continue to strengthen our presence as a leading multidisciplinary consulting engineers company in the West of Ireland.”

OMC have offices in Clifden, Galway City and Dublin and oversee projects throughout Ireland. For more information about OMC and its services, visit www.omcgroup.ie.