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Serial shoplifter getting increasingly aggressive with staff

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A serial alcohol shoplifter is becoming increasingly abusive towards staff at shops in the city where he steals alcohol, a judge noted at Galway...

Demolition of the Corrib Great Southern starting in December

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After many years as one of the most unwelcome eyesores in Galway City, demolition orders have finally been issued for the former Corrib Great...

Spacious Salthill house would make an ideal family home

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This incredible detached residence in one of Galway's most popular locations would make a great family home, and is a property house hunters will...

Brutal assault on two men left them with life changing injuries

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Two men were both left with life altering injuries after being the victims of an assault by the same person within minutes of one...

The Kings Head crowned the winner of Gradam Sheosaimh Uí Ógartaigh

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Famed Galway City pub and bistro The Kings Head has been crowned the winner of the 2020 Gradam Sheosaimh Uí Ógartaigh bilingual business award. The...

Jail sentence for stealing from charity shops, hospital nurses, and man in a wheelchair

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A woman received an 18 month prison sentence for a long run of stealing and shoplifting that included stealing from charity shops, staff at...

Public bike repair and pumping stations needed with new cycle lanes – Cheevers

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The rollout of more cycle lanes around the city requires the introduction of more infrastructure for easy bike maintenance a city councillor has said. Cllr...

TULCA launches revised programme for this year’s festival

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TULCA Festival of Visual Arts has presented a new book and two outdoor installations in Galway City which will run for two weeks starting...

Online Book of Condolences opens in memory of Martin and Tom Oliver

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An online Book of Condolences in memory of Martin and Tom Oliver has opened on the Galway City Council website. Mayor of Galway City Mike...

62-year-old delivery driver sentenced for sexual assault

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A 62 year old delivery driver received a suspended sentence for sexual assault for groping a staff member at a business while making a...

GUH lab gets new PCR machine for faster coronavirus testing

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The laboratory at Galway University Hospitals has started testing for Covid using a new PCR machine which is faster than the two machines that...

Ongoing repair works may cause water outages in Newcastle

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Water outages are expected again in the Newcastle area of Galway City next week due to ongoing mains repair works. Irish Water are carrying out...

Man faces trial for allegedly assaulting woman twice

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A 28 year old man faces trial for allegedly assaulting a woman and making threats to kill or seriously harm her. Darren Duggan (28), with...

GRETB gets approval for expansion of Mervue Training Centre

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The GRETB has been given approval by the city council for an expansion of its Training Centre in Mervue. Planning permission has been granted to...

Mains repair works to disrupt Newcastle water supply this week

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Repairs taking place to the water mains network in Newcastle may cause water supply disruptions for four days this week. Irish Water will be carrying...

NUIG seeks retention permission for solar panels on two buildings

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NUI Galway is seeking planning approval from the city council for the retention of solar panels erected on two campus buildings. Two separate retention applications...

More time granted to build new UHG oncology centre

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The HSE has been granted more time to build a new radiation oncology centre for University Hospital Galway by the city council. An Extension of...

Judge unhappy with “pointless” community service for recidivist burglar

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A Galway judge unhappily confirmed an order for a man with a criminal history as long as his arm to perform community service for...

Westend streets being pedestrianised for school trips

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Galway City Council has announced plans to pedestrianise multiple streets in the west end for school opening and closing times as part of a...

Born to be Wild – Wildlands restaurant has its grand opening in lockdown

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While the move to Level 5 lockdown this week is seeing businesses close across the country, with many fearing for their long term future,...
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