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More public toilets needed in Galway City, says Cllr Owen Hanley
Cllr Owen Hanley has said that the city council should consider plans to address the shortage of public toilets in Galway City.The Social Democrats...
Owen Hanley: Why is Leo Varadkar Taoiseach?
By Owen Hanley
Last month Taoiseach Leo Varadkar unveiled a climate action plan nobody really believes in to do something that he never seemed to...
Owen Hanley wants to be a “role model” for members of the LGBT community
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Last month, Owen Hanley made history by becoming the youngest person ever to be elected to Galway City Council at 23 years old.
The well...
Social Democrats Member Owen Hanley sets his sights on Galway City East
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This week it was Owen Hanley who spoke to Galway Daily about his upcoming local election campaign for the Galway City East ward.The Social...
Social Democrats select Owen Hanley as Galway City East Candidate
Owen Hanley has been selected as the Social Democrats' candidate in Galway City East for next May’s local election, completing the party's Galway City team.Mr...
People trapped by spiralling rents and dysfunctional housing system – Hanley
Young people in Galway are trapped in a "dysfunctional" system of spiralling rents and increasing difficulty to acquire their own home Councillor Owen Hanley...
Dedicated phone line for Gardaí for the east side of the city would help local communities – Hanley
A dedicated phoneline for Gardaí for the east side of Galway City would greatly help with community policing in the area a city councillor...
Community encouraged to take part in Galway Pride AGM this Friday
Galway Community Pride has invited people to attend its AGM this Friday at 7pm in Conradh na Gaeilge on Dominick Street.The meeting will see...
Rally against housing & homelessness crises in Galway City
A public rally calling for action to end the homelessness and housing crisis in Ireland will be held in Galway City this weekend.The Galway...
Pride Week returning to the streets of Galway
Loud and colourful celebrations will mark the return of Pride Week to the streets of Galway next week.Starting from Monday, Galway Community Pride will...
NUIG Mincéirs Whiden Society promotes positive mental health
NUI Galway’s Mincéirs Whiden Society has unveiled a plaque in the shadow of Galway Cathedral to raise awareness of mental health for Irish Travellers.This...
Petition launched calling for directly elected mayor
Galway City Councillor Owen Hanley has launched an online petition calling for a directly elected mayor for Galway.The Social Democrats councillor says that the...
Middle Arch closes after Gardaí disperse large crowds last night
Middle Arch in Galway City is closed once again from this morning after Gardaí broke up a large gathering of people around the Spanish...
Restarting of Driver Theory Tests welcomed
The news that in-person driver theory tests will be restarting from next has been welcomed due to the significant demand and backlog.The Department of...
Galway community encouraged to take part in 2021 Pride Festival
Local artists, community groups and more are being asked to consider engaging in the 2021 Galway Pride Festival taking place this Autumn.Galway Pride is...
Major plans to transform city streets into outdoor dining areas this summer
Galway city's streets are set to be transformed this summer to facilitate outdoor dining, with the Council making a number of proposals to pedestrianise...
Schools encouraged to engage with city council on pedestrianised drop off zones
Schools in Galway City are being encouraged to work with the city council on creating pedestrianised school streets during drop off and pick up...
Cross Street to remain pedestrianised after changes to city traffic
Cross Street will remain pedestrianised following traffic flow changes which will come into effect on four city centre streets next week.Galway City Council released...
Woman coughs at teenagers at “disgusting” anti-mask protest on Eyre Square
A group of anti-maskers gathered at Eyre Square with large banners and tricolours yesterday, flouting public health restrictions and shouting abuse at passers by.One...
Calculated grades fix “too late” for some who have started college
Correcting the grades of up to 10% of Leaving Cert students affected by the calculated grades debacle may be too late for some young...