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NUIG study finds most home repossessions are by banks, not vulture funds

Briain Kelly - 0
The vast majority of home repossessions in Ireland are carried out by 'household name' banks a new study from NUIG has revealed, rather than...

Cancelled agricultural shows can keep government funding for next year

Briain Kelly - 0
In a welcome bit of new for organisers of agricultural shows, funding allocated for shows not going ahead this year can still be used...

Flu vaccine will be free for children this year

Briain Kelly - 0
The flu vaccine will be free for all children aged 2-12 this winter season, along with all other groups considered at risk by the...

Coronavirus: Ireland records lowest number of deaths since 27 March

Michael Malone - 0
Four more people with Covid-19 in Ireland have died - the lowest number recorded since 27 March. This brings the total number of deaths related...

80% of people would consider contact tracing app to help end lockdown

Briain Kelly - 0
8 out of 10 people would be willing to consider installing a contact tracing app if it helped bringing Covid-19 lockdown restrictions to an...

Care packages focusing on wellbeing handed out across Galway

Michael Malone - 0
Organisations across the county are distributing resource packs that focus on mental wellbeing during the coronavirus emergency. The care packs for adults include materials that...

Coillte Forest Parks open and free as Phase 1 begins

Michael Malone - 0
Coillte's forest parks will be open and car parks will be free of charge to people within a 5km radius, as Phase 1 of...

Council issues road safety appeal as silage season begins

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway County Council has issued a road safety appeal to farmers driving agricultural machinery and pedestrians, to be especially aware of one another at...

Coronavirus: 10 more deaths and Galway cases rise

Briain Kelly - 0
There were a further 10 deaths due to Covid-19 today, and the number of new coronavirus infections continued to fall with just 64 confirmed...

What lockdown restrictions are lifting on Monday?

Briain Kelly - 0
Tomorrow will see the first phase of easing lockdown restrictions imposed to limit the spread of Covid-19, with a number of business sectors and...

City cemeteries reopen Monday with restrictions

Briain Kelly - 0
Bohermore and Rahoon cemeteries will reopen to visitors tomorrow with a range of social distancing restrictions in place. The two cemeteries have been closed since...

Stevo’s fundraiser closes in on €30,000 as donations flood in!

Michael Malone - 0
In just two weeks, Stevo Timothy will take to his bike to cycle 5km in a challenge that has caught the attention of people...

Wires Crossed tightrope walking marathon postponed to 2021

Briain Kelly - 0
The much anticipated Wires Crossed event which would have seen hundreds of people tightrope walk across the Corrib this August has been called off,...

Galway City Council confirms which key services will reopen on Monday

Michael Malone - 0
Galway City Council has today announced a roadplan confirming the key services which will reopen to the public on Monday when Phase 1 of...

Coronavirus: Connolly condemns lack of support for artists

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway West TD Catherine Connolly has criticised the lack of support the government is providing for the arts and artists in the Covid-19 crisis,...

Cafes, small shops and other Galway businesses urged to apply for restart grants

Michael Malone - 0
Cafes, hairdressers, clothes shops and other small businesses across Gawlay have been urged to apply for the new €250m Restart Grant. The grants will help...

Galway TD warns of imminent childcare capacity crisis causing chaos

Paul Kelly - 0
Galway TD Anne Rabbitte has warned of an imminent capacity crisis that could potentially effect the childcare sector as the year progresses and the...

Livestreaming poetry open mic night keeps art community strong in quarantine

Briain Kelly - 0
Keeping the arts community in Galway alive has been a difficult task, and the Barn Yard is rising to the task with its online...

Galway Mountain Rescue goes two months without an emergency

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway Mountain Rescue hasn't been called out to an emergency for two months in a row after people took to heart a plea from...

Coronavirus: Taoiseach confirms Phase 1 of lockdown easing to begin Monday

Briain Kelly - 0
Phase 1 of easing the lockdown restrictions will go ahead as planned on Monday, with new health advice for the changing circumstances, including wearing...
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