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“Tyranny that knows no mercy” – Galway protest over Sudan atrocities

On Saturday, the group ‘solidarity with Sudan Galway’ organized a protest in Eyre Square to highlight the recent atrocities committed against the people of...

Galway International Arts Festival box office opens

The Box Office for the 2019 Galway International Arts Festival has opened this week for people looking to get in early for some great...

Athenry quarry allowed to keep concrete mixing plant

Coshla Quarry at Barretspark outside Athenry has been given approval to retain a backup concrete mixing plant. The plant that Coshla Quarries sought retention permission...

Leo Varadkar faces calls to allocate €20 million to Connacht Rugby

It was a standard day in the Dáil yesterday as the deputies filed in for leaders' questions. The Taoiseach dealt with questions, suggestions and scrutiny...

Educate Together school allowed to retain temporary facilities

Claregalway Educate Together National School has been granted permission to retain its temporary facilities while waiting for the new school to be built. Educate Together...

NGOs and community organisations awarded €18.5 million

Nearly €20 million has been allocated to NGOs and civil society organisations in Galway and around Ireland to support their work in the community. Funding...

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...

Plans submitted for 13 houses in Loughrea town

Plans have been submitted for a residential development in Loughrea town of 13 houses. Pinza Property Comapany ltd is seeking planning permission to build 13...

Mould and rodents at Traveller accommodation in breach of human rights standards

The "deplorable and substandard" living conditions of traveller accommodation in Galway are in breach of national and international human rights standards. That's the conclusion of...

Divorce referendum passes by 82 percent in Galway

Despite worries that it would be lost in the noise of the local and EU elections, the referendum on divorce has passed by the...

Galway heads to the polls for elections and referendum

Polls are open across Galway today for the Local and European elections and the divorce referendum. The two elections will see Galway's voters choosing their...

Galway county receives three EU grants for free public wifi

Galway County has secured three EU vouchers worth a total of €45,000 to install free public wifi hotspots. Under the Wifi4EU initiative each local authority...

Claregalway Educate Together NS seeks to retain temp buildings while awaiting new school

Claregalway Educate Together National School is seeking permission to retain its temporary facilities while the new school is under construction. Currently the Educate Together NS...

Galway film companies get backing from multi-million fund

Three film and television production companies in Galway have received backing from a €2 million fund backing creators in the west. The Western Region Audiovisual...

Athenry quarry seeks permission to retain concrete mixing plant

A quarry outside Athenry is seeking permission to retain a concrete batching plant. Coshla Quarry at Barrettspark, Athenry is seeking retention permission for an extension...

Loughrea Supervalu gets approval for roof mounted solar panels

Supervalu in Loughrea has been given approval to install rooftop solar panels as we head into the summer, and hopefully a few rays of...

Galway Ring Road decision pushed back

A decision on the €600 million city ring road has been delayed as An Bord Pleanála has requested a bevy of further information from...

COPE Galway asks election candidates to join homelessness pledge

COPE Galway is calling on candidates for the city and county councils to sign up to a pledge to tackle homelessness and improve social...

Work begins on €7 million Glenamaddy sewerage system improvements

Work has begun on a €7 million scheme by Irish water and Galway County Council to upgrade the sewerage infrastructure in Glenamaddy. Improvements being made...

Plans for Tuam apartments rejected over space and parking concerns

Galway county council has refused permission for the first floor of a building in Tuam to be converted into apartments. Planning permission was sought to...

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