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Expansion of Doughiska housing estate rejected

Plans to expand the Fionnuisce housing estate in Doughiska have been rejected by the city council. Hope Street Investment Ltd applied for permission to build...

Tender issued for €1.3 million Merlin Park ambulance base

Plans for a new ambulance station at Merlin Park Hospital are progressing as tenders have been issued for the construction contract. Planning permission was granted...

Over the Edge presents the biggest literary open mic of 2019

Over The Edge in association with Westside Arts Festival is presenting probably the biggest literary Open Mic of the year this summer. The 2019 Over...

Brothers of Charity get approval for Headford Road Day Centre

The Brothers of Charity have been granted approval for a Day Centre on the Headford Road. Planning permission was granted to the Brothers of Charity...

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...

674 bedroom student accommodation development gets planning approval

A massive student student accommodation project in Dangan with an estimated value of €23 million has been granted planning approval. NUI Galway applied directly to...

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...

Crowds cycle in support of Galway-Barna Greenway

Dozens of people came out over the weekend to cycle from Claddagh to Salthill in support of a Galway-Barna Greenway. The Galway Urban Greenway Alliance...

On your Bike – Galway’s westend to host Bike Buffet

Galway’s westend are hosting a cycle buffet to celebrate the food and cycling cultures of Galway for National Bike Week this month. The 2019 Bike...

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...

Appeal lodged against permission for Salthill housing development

An appeal has been lodged with An Bord Pleanála against a grant of planning permission for a housing development in Salthill. Highgate Investments Ltd received...

Appeal against permission for Bohermore apartments rejected

An Bord Pleanála has rejected an appeal against planning permission for two blocks of apartments in Bohermore. Oakway Developments secured planning permission for 14 apartments...

Mike Cubbard elected as Mayor of Galway

Independent city councillor Mike Cubbard has been elected as the new Mayor of Galway. The city central councillor was chosen as Mayor at a special...

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...

More time granted to convert old Eyre Square bank to café/restaurant

More time has been granted to complete work converting an old bank on Eyre Square into a café and restaurant. Londyne Ltd was first granted...

‘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...

Plans to replace dilapidated Nuns Island buildings with apartments

Plans have been lodged with the city council to tear down two dilapidated buildings on Nuns Island and replace them with apartments. Halictus Ltd is...

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