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Councillors clash over Traveller accommodation at first Council meeting

Traveller Accommodation was raised at the first ordinary meeting of Galway City Council yesterday, with one Fianna Fáil councillor asking where members of the...

Over the Edge fiction slam 2019

Over The Edge presents its eleventh annual fiction slam with Featured Readers, Liz McSkeane and Niamh Boyce, this Friday, June 28. The annual Over the...

Appeal lodged against controversial expansion of Whitestrand filling station

A planned expansion of a Maxol filling station in Whitestrand has been appealed to An Bord Pleanála by local residents. Maxol secured planning permission from...

Vacant Salthill house to be knocked and replaced with 39 apartments

Planning approval has been granted to knock down a vacant house in Salthill and replace it with blocks of apartments. Catena Property Ltd has received...

Connemara Greenway receives €2.6 million in funding

The Connemara Greenway between Galway and Clifden has been awarded €2.6 million this week to complete a 21km stretch of the route. The funding, which...

An Bord Pleanala rejects expansion of west end hotel

An Bord Pleanala has rejected an appeal aiming to secure an expansion to a planned hotel in the west end. Carroll's Inn were refused permission...

Owen Hanley wants to be a “role model” for members of the LGBT community

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...

Young people encouraged to unleash their creativity at Cruinniú na nÓg this weekend

Young people in Galway city are being encouraged to fire up their imaginations and take part in some of the many creative activities on...

Newly elected Councillor Eddie Hoare pledges a big presence on the ground locally

Newly elected City Councillor Eddie Hoare promises to be a big presence on the ground locally Galway Daily caught up with Fine Gael Councillor Eddie...

Water outages in Letteragh for the second day in a row

Households in the Letteragh area of Galway city are experiencing water outages for the second day in a row due to broken mains. Irish Water...

Public invited to share views on €200 million Nuns’ Island redevelopment

NUI Galway is holding a two day public consultation this month on plans for a €200 million redevelopment of Nuns' Island. The university began work...

Broken mains causing outages in multiple Group Water Schemes

Burst water mains in Caherlistrane are causing disruptions to the supply of multiple townlands and Group Water Schemes in Galway and Mayo today. Irish Water...

Multiple power outages hit homes in Salthill and Loughrea

Multiple power outages in Galway city and Loughrea have left over 120 homes and businesses without electricity this evening. Two separate power outages have been...

Deadline approaches for One Minute Film Festival submissions

The deadline is approaching for local artists who want to make a submission for the One Minute Film Festival at this year's Galway Film...

Ballybane and Ballinasloe taken off list of litter black spots

Ballybane and Ballinasloe have both been declared clean neighbourhoods in the latest national litter survey. Irish Businesses Against Litter commissions An Taisce to carry out...

Lonely burial leads to calls for review of deaths in direct provision

The burial of transgender woman Sylva Tukula, carried out with no friends present or without informing anyone, has led to calls for a review...

Mobile tower in Ballybrit gets planning approval

Galway city council has granted approval for a new mobile telecommunications tower in Ballybrit to improve the local phone and broadband internet coverage. Cignal Infrastructure...

Fianna Fáil leads and the Greens break through – Breakdown of the new county council

After weeks of hard work and vigorous campaigning the candidates for Galway County Council finally saw the results of their graft last week. Some parties...

Transgender woman who died in Direct Provision buried in secret by the state

A transgender woman who died while in Direct Provision in Galway last year was buried in secret by the state without informing any of...

‘Misogynistic’, ‘racist’ and creating ‘a culture of bigotry’ – Eyre Square protesters condemn Donald Trump

The rain did little to deter a gathering of protesters against US President Donald Trump in Eyre Square yesterday evening. A number of people gathered...

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