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Rodents at temporary accommodation for Merlin Park ambulance team

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Members of the ambulance service have reported difficulties with the water, extremes of heat and cold, and the presence of rodents at temporary accommodation...

Final disability conference in Galway to discuss law reform

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A conference focusing on how the law should be changed to help people with disabilities will be held on 22 November in the Institute...

10 per cent rise in rents in Galway City

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The figures from today's Daft.ie Rental Price Report do not make for happy reading for tenants, those worried about homelessness and those whose focus...

Mayor of Boston Marty Walsh to be made Freeman of Galway City

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Galway City Council confirmed today that the 54th Mayor of Boston Marty Walsh is to be made Freeman of Galway City. The Bostonian has been...

Just two weeks until ‘unmissable’ Galway food fair

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In a city which has a different festival every few days, it’s difficult to choose which events should qualify as unmissable. One event which deserves...

3,456 pensioners in Galway & Mayo “being fleeced” by 2012 pension changes

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Senator Trevor Ó Clochartaigh says that the government must do something to rectify the 3,456 older people in Galway & Mayo "being fleeced" by...

Major IT conference to get underway on Monday

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DevOpsDays Galway, a two-day IT and software conference, will get underway on Monday 13 and Tuesday 14 November. The event at the Radisson Blu Hotel is...

Survivors of former industrial school at Lenaboy to be consulted

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Meetings are to take place in the coming weeks between the city council and the former industrial school at Lenaboy, Taylor’s Hill. The West of...

Three remaining rail strikes called off

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Planned strikes by rail workers over the coming weeks have been called off awaiting a vote on new pay proposals. The strikes were planned for 14...

NUI Galway is looking for hoarders

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Are you a hoarder? The School of Psychology at NUI Galway is seeking over 1,000 hoarders across Ireland to take part in an online study. The...

Galway West TD says HSE cannot be trusted

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Catherine Connolly TD told the Dáil yesterday that it is unacceptable that the HSE has shown no desire to learn from its mistakes, given...

Tánaiste attends official ribbon cutting of MetLife facility

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Today, MetLife officially celebrated the opening of a new Global Technology Campus in Galway, with the company planning to employ approximately 200 skilled IT...

Galway student wins European Young Chef Award 2017

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GMIT student Aisling Rock has won the European Young Chef Awards for 2017 in Catalonia with a dish inspired by the west of Ireland. She impressed...

Gardaí called to NUI Galway 7 times between 2014 and 2017

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Gardaí were called to NUI Galway seven times between 2014 and early 2017, according to figures seen by the Irish Times. Records released under the...

€20,000 raised in days for church destroyed by vandals

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Almost €20,000 has been raised for the restoration of the church in Clifden which was destroyed by thugs two weeks ago. The contents and interior...

A tale of two counties in Council Housing waiting lists

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County Galway has seen a 38% increase in the number of people on the council housing waiting list in the past year, new figures...

POLL: Would you like to see the Catalan flag flown at Galway City Hall?

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This morning, Dublin City Councillors voted seven to five in favour of flying the Catalan flag for a month in solidarity with the separatists...

Protein which causes spread of breast cancer found by NUI Galway study

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New NUI Galway research has discovered that a protein called iNOS in the body is a key cause for the aggressive spread of triple negative...

Tanaiste to open new Galway technology campus creating 200 jobs

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Tanaiste Frances Fitzgerald will be in Galway next Tuesday (7th November) to officially open MetLife’s new Global Technology campus. The US insurance company's new campus will...

Summit launched for companies looking to export

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As summit was launched this week in Galway which aims to support companies which are looking to export. 'Export Summit 2017- Local to Global' was...
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