This is a list of customer-facing businesses in Galway which closed during 2025. It will be updated regularly during the year.
Newspoint - closing on 28 October
Home Focus at Hickeys in Wellpark (rebranded during October)
Euro Giant Mainguard Street- closed in mid September
Camile Thai Restaurant, Ballybane (Glasan) - closed suddenly in late August
CEX Entertainment, Eyre Square- closed in late July
Bill Madden Florists, closed on 28 June
A-Look (temporary closure only)
Rocca tiles, closed 31 May
Health+ Supplements, closed 31 May
iPear phone/computer repairs, Abbeygate St - closed in mid May
Open the Door Escape Rooms - closed 9 May
Born Menswear, Eyre Square Shopping Centre closed their stand-alone shop and moved to part of the women'swear shop in late February
New Look Fashions in Knocknacarra and Edward Square - placed into liquidation in the 3rd week of February
Weavers of Ireland, Spanish Parade ( their Quay Street shop is still open) - closed mid February
Tonery's Bar, closed 9 February
Kappa-Ya Japanese restaurant, closed on 2 February
Des Kavanagh Electrical, closed on 31 January
Quay Street Kitchen- announced their closing on social media on 28 January. Their sister business Greeenes & Co also "took a break" at the same time: they advertise for new staff in April, but as at May still had not re-opened.
Martin Divilly Butchers, Westside (FB) - closed 2nd week of January
Subway, Galway Shopping Centre
See also
New businesses in Galway in 2025.
Galway businesses that closed during 2024
