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Roadworks to cause traffic delays in Tuam for several weeks

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Extensive roadworks are expected to cause traffic delays in Tuam town for several weeks starting next Tuesday, August 14. The works will be taking place...

Hurling fans asked to “shine a light” on road safety over the bank holiday

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Galway city and county councils are asking hurling fans to "Shine a light on road safety & to reduce speed" on the roads this...

Photos: Macnas pop into The Connacht Hotel for pre-Races Bubble and Brunch

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Award-winning spectacle theatre company Macnas teamed up with The Connacht Hospitality Group yesterday at the Bubble & Brunch event in support of The Macnas Young...

Local community groups receive €57,960 for environmental projects

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52 groups in Galway city and county will benefit from €57,960 in funding for their environmental projects this year. Of those, 30 projects in Galway...

Ring-fenced funding for multi-campus institutions is good news for GMIT

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The announcement of ring-fenced funding for multi-campus institutions is positive news for GMIT, according to Galway East TD Sean Canney. The Minister of State for OPW...

You never know where you might see St. Patrick

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If you see him, you’ll do a double take. He’s St. Patrick’s in the flesh. Tom Keefe took on the persona of St. Patrick on...

Youth homelessness in West growing at double national average, new figures show

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Homelessness among 18-24-year-olds in the West is growing at double the national average, according to the latest emergency accommodation figures for June 2018. The latest...

BOXING: ‘Bare Knuckle’ American Sports Star To Finally Be Honoured 

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Exactly 200 years after his death, former boxing champion Tom Molineaux will be remembered with a plaque and an exhibition about his life in Galway City...

Parents urged to support Educate Together second-level school as vote deadline nears

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There is now less than two weeks left for parents to vote in a Department of Education poll to choose the patron of Galway’s new...

30 new social housing units to be built in Moycullen

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€5.9 million has been allocated to Galway County Council to build 30 new social housing units in Moycullen. The 30 new homes will be built...

Outrage at cowardly attack on Gerry Adams’ home by dissidents

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Galway City Councillor Mairéad Farrell has said she is outraged at the attacks on the homes of former Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams and...

Vodafone apologises for no coverage earlier today

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Vodafone Ireland has apologised to its customers who were without service for a period of time today due to a network issue. Vodafone has confirmed...

‘Save Rusheen Bay’ – Rusheen Bay School risks being “lost forever”

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Watersports enthusiasts and parents have come together to attempt to purchase Rusheen Bay Windsurfing School, which is due to be auctioned next week. Rusheen Bay...

Parents urged to vote for Educate Together school at Oranmore meeting

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Parents at a meeting in Oranmore have been urged to cast their vote for Educate Together, and to urge other eligible parents to vote...

Six years for Ros na Rún rapist

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Former soap actor Garrett Phillips was sentenced to six years in prison by the Central Criminal Court for the oral rape of a young...

Homelessness in West growing four times faster than national average

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A homeless charity has warned that homelessness in the West of Ireland is growing faster than any other region around the country, at a...

Mum of 12 gets suspended sentence after urinating on café floor

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A Galway woman was given a suspended sentence after urinating on the floor in a city centre café. Kathleen Ward pleaded guilty to a handful...

Kids travel free on public transport with a Leap Card this summer season

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Kids travel free on all Galway public transport covered by a Leap Card for the next two weeks as families get out and enjoy...

Pálás arthouse cinema shortlisted for international architecture award

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The controversial Palás arthouse cinema has been shortlisted for the 2018 World Architecture Awards in Amsterdam this November. The Pálás cinema, which opened to the...

Heroin dealer brought from prison for fresh charges

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A heroin dealer has had a suspended sentence added on to his current prison time for another drug dealing charge from last year. Valentin Fatu...
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