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City Council approves funding for 24 COVID-19 response projects by community groups

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Galway City Council has awarded funding of €38,265 under Phase 2 of the COVID-19 Emergency Fund to 24 projects by community and voluntary groups. This...

Three bedroom house is in a great Claddagh neighbourhood

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This semi-detached house in the Claddagh is in a great neighbourhood just a short distance from the sea and the city centre, with a...

Galway Bay Swim re-imagined for 2020 to help Cancer Care West

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The annual Frances Thornton Memorial Galway Bay Swim in aid of Cancer Care West will be reimagined this year to help support this vital...

Circle of Life Garden gets spruced up for Green Flag awards

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The Circle of Life Garden of Commemoration has gotten a summer sprucing up in recent weeks in preparation for the national Green Flag awards. Local...

New flood lights for Cappagh Park due by end of November

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The installation of new flood lights at Cappagh Park is due to be completed in a few months after a long wait. Galway City Councillor...

Galway woman uses lockdown to follow her dreams

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The pandemic has posed many unexpected challenges to people across the country and every day people were - and still are - sadly losing...

Discover The Best Casinos in Galway

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With its charmed position on the west coast of Ireland, it’s no wonder that Galway’s an appealing place for visitors of all kinds. For...

Blackrock Diving Tower getting a facelift

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Galway's famed Blackrock Diving Tower is set to get a facelift with a new coat of paint after many years. City Councillor Clodagh Higgins says...

Six incredible Galway restaurants now delivering on Just Eat

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We’ve seen in recent weeks, more restaurants and cafes than ever before are turning to offering takeaway services, as the demand for food from...

Terraced house in the historic Claddagh is a rare opportunity

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Update: Today's auction which includes a dormer bungalow in Furbo and two office units at the Royal Court Business Centre in Liosbain is now...

Clearing the fog – Galway sanitising company cleans up

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Corrib Sanitising, a Galway based domestic disinfection service, has been helping shuttered businesses wipe their premises clean to reopen with their new fogging service. With...

Galway City Mayor’s Awards 2020 winners announced

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The Galway City Mayor's Awards 2020 winners were announced this week, with contributions to the arts, environment, and saving lives honoured. The annual Mayor's Awards...

Mike Cubbard elected to second term as Mayor

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Councillor Mike Cubbard has been elected to a second term as Mayor of Galway City today at the City Council's Annual General Meeting. Councillor Colette...

Galway champions its greatest food assets so people will Dine in Galway

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From the 29 June, Galway’s cafes, restaurants and gastro pubs will be reopened, reimagined and ready to welcome people back for great food and...

Gardaí renew appeal for information on Carna woman missing for 35 years

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Gardaí have today made a renewed appeal for information on a woman who went missing from her home in Carna in 1985. Today marks the...

Art competition celebrates county’s Blue Flag beaches

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Galway County Council has launched a new art competition for primary school students celebrating the county's Blue Flag beaches. For the competition, students simply have...

€360m per year for cycling and walking included in Programme for Government

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Galway Cycling Campaign has welcomed the massive investment in cycling and walking infrastructure which is included in the Programme for Government which was widely...

Galway cyber security company TitanHQ secures major investment

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The Galway based cyber security company TitanHQ has secured a major investment from the UK private equity fund Livingbridge. Headquartered in Salthill, and with offices...

City council must show “greater ambition” for Ballyloughane beach

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A Galway City Councillor is calling on the city council to increase the level of funding for Ballyloughane beach which has long standing issues...

Spanish Arch and Claddagh Basin staying shut this weekend

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The Spanish Arch and Claddagh Basin will remain closed to the public this weekend, but some the of restrictions imposed by the city council...
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