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A chaotic week for Sinn Féin in Galway

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It's been another mixed day for Sinn Féin in Galway. On the one hand, party members in Galway West are celebrating city councillor Mairéad Farrell...

Galway Senator slams local politicians for lack of action on housing crisis

Michael Malone - 0
Senator Trevor Ó Clochartaigh has slammed Galway City and County councils for not building a single housing unit since the beginning of 2016, with thousands...

Mayor of Boston Marty Walsh to be made Freeman of Galway City

Michael Malone - 0
Galway City Council confirmed today that the 54th Mayor of Boston Marty Walsh is to be made Freeman of Galway City. The Bostonian has been...

A tale of two counties in Council Housing waiting lists

Michael Malone - 0
County Galway has seen a 38% increase in the number of people on the council housing waiting list in the past year, new figures...

POLL: Would you like to see the Catalan flag flown at Galway City Hall?

Michael Malone - 0
This morning, Dublin City Councillors voted seven to five in favour of flying the Catalan flag for a month in solidarity with the separatists...

Ex-Hurricane Ophelia hits Galway with force

Michael Malone - 0
Galway is now in the firing line of Ophelia, as she travels up the west coast past Co. Clare. Galway Bay will likely experience...

Council expresses support for Catalan people

Michael Malone - 0
Solidarity from Galway to Catalonia. At yesterday evening's council meeting, the city council passed a motion of solidarity with the people of Catalonia following their...

Galway’s vibrant nightlife receives prestigious award

Michael Malone - 0
We don't need a flag to tell us about Galway's nightlife, but we'll take one anyway. The city has once again won the prestigious Purple...

Culture Night in Galway – in Tweets

Michael Malone - 0
2020's European Capital of Culture never disappoints. With just over two years to go until 2020, yesterday was a small preview of what's to come...

Sisters of Mercy finally giving children’s home to Council

Michael Malone - 0
After a long campaign, the former Industrial School in Taylor’s Hill (known as Lenaboy) is to be handed over to the people of Galway. Catherine...

Major convention bureau for Galway?

Michael Malone - 0
A MAJOR Galway Convention Bureau could soon be coming to Galway, as the City Council steps up its efforts to establish such as bureau. 'Meet',...

LifeSaver Project teaches 900 schoolchildren about road safety

Briain Kelly - 0
The LifeSaver Project has been hailed a major success following a two-day event held at Galway Racecourse on 15 and 16 October, where almost...

Salthill businesses and residents call for recreation and amenity zoning to be retained

Briain Kelly - 0
Businesses and residents in Salthill are calling for the existing Recreation and Amenity zoning of the former Tourist Office site to be retained, and...

New memorial garden opens at Quincentennial Park

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway City Council has unveiled An Gairdín Síorghrá, The Garden of Eternal Love, a new memorial garden at Quincentennial Park, Salthill, dedicated to supporting...

Arts in Action returns with new Autumn/Winter programme

Briain Kelly - 0
University of Galway’s Arts in Action 2026-2027 programme returns this week with free events, workshops and partnerships with arts organisations in the west. A flagship...

Plans to restore Merlin Woods with native trees

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway City Council is planning to restore native woodland at Merlin Woods which was heavily damaged by Storm Eowyn more than a year and...

Mervue playground closed for 3 – 4 weeks of refurbishments

Briain Kelly - 0
Mervue playground will be closed for the next several weeks while refurbishment works are taking place. Galway City Council has said that the playground on...

Public meeting on Monivea road active travel scheme

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A drop-in public meeting will be held next week to discuss plans for the Monivea Road active travel scheme, for which a planning application...

Café Link opens new branch in Ballybane to bringing meaningful employment and community spirit

Briain Kelly - 0
Café Link, a social enterprise providing meaningful employment and training for adults with intellectual disabilities, has officially opened the doors to its second café...

New operator sought for Pálás arthouse cinema

Briain Kelly - 0
Galway City Council is again seeking an operator for the Pálás arthouse cinema, with the property open for expressions of interest from potential commercial...
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