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With funding at crisis levels, merging the county and city councils must be considered
It is with some bemusement that I noted the recent contributions in Seanad Éireann regarding the future of local authority arrangements in Galway and, in particular, the voicing of opposition to the amalgamation of the Galway county and city councils.
Athlone to Galway cycleway public consultation process remains open
Public consultation on five potential route corridor options for the new Athlone to Galway Cycleway remains open and the project team is encouraging the public and interested parties to view the proposals and make their submissions over the coming weeks.
Rabbitte welcomes funding for Athenry Relief road and other projects
Minister of State and Fianna Fáil TD, Anne Rabbitte, has welcomed the allocation of €1 million for the Athenry Relief Road as part of the €36.2 million assigned to Galway County Council under the Regional & Local Road Improvement Fund for 2021 announced this week.
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Canney welcomes Kilbannon and Athenry roads funding
Almost 700 submissions received in Ballinasloe waste transfer permit process
The total number of submissions received by Galway County Council regarding the waste transfer station facility permit at Pollboy, Ballinasloe was 674, 359 by e-mail and 315 by post and hand delivered, according to Cllr Evelyn Parsons.
Galway Cycling Campaign welcomes funding for City Council walking and cycling jobs
Galway Cycling Campaign welcomes the available funding for 22 new jobs in Galway City Council as part of the government investment in expanding walking and cycling facilities all over the country.
City bypass might increase, not lessen, traffic congestion in Galway
The long, and often controversial, saga of a bypass for Galway may be brought to a close when An Bord Pleanála decides the fate of the Galway City Ring Road in April.
Time for clarification on Flemish planning judgement, says Kinane
Galway County Council will contact Minister for Housing, Local Government, and Heritage Darragh O’Brien to get clarification on housing projects in rural areas.
County council may have to use CPOs to tackle problem of lack of burial grounds
Galway County Council will use compulsory purchase orders for burial grounds if necessary. Available space is reducing in several areas with councillors voicing their concerns during an online county council meeting on Monday.
'Thomas The Tank Engine couldn't go on it, not to mind a real train'
"Parts of it, Thomas The Tank Engine couldn't go on it, not to mind a real train," Cllr Michael 'Mogie' Maher remarked about the railway line between Athenry and Milltown during Monday's online Galway County Council meeting.
