The team are looking for investment in order to field a Women's National League squad.
Galway United say they will 'begin the process of dialogue' with interested stakeholders regarding women's football in the area.
It comes after Galway WFC confirmed they have not entered next season's Women's National League.
In a statement, Galway United said running three more teams would be 'unmanageable' with their current resources.
But the club added they are committed to the growth of women's football in the county.
Peamount United's Stephanie Roche says she's hopeful Galway will have a presence in the league next season:
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