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More bus shelters is first step in increasing public transport use, says Lyons
The provision of proper bus shelters could be the first step for motorists seeing an alternative to the car, that is according to Independent city councillor Donal Lyons.
Funds allocated to east side of city
Funds totalling €10,000 for the east side of the city has been allocated under the Local Improvement Scheme in the 2013 Galway City Council budget.
Power of JPC diluted further by resignation of TDs, says Keane
The power of the Galway City Joint Policing Committee has been further diluted by the resignation of two more TDs.
Hoarding at Crown Control site to be replaced
he “dilapidated hoarding” surrounding The Crown Square Plaza is to be replaced by a new fence, but a local councillor is still concerned about “unauthorised access”.
O’Flaherty calls for ‘no tolerance’ to horse cruelty
The level of cruelty to horses, particularly on the east side of the city, can “no longer be tolerated or accepted” and must be “eradicated once and for all”.
Funding of €10,000 for CCTV cameras in Walter Macken, Suan, and Whitehall
CCTV camera systems are to be installed in Walter Macken Place in Mervue and Suan apartments in Sandyvale, Headford Road, while the existing camera in Whitehall in the city centre is to be upgraded following the provision of €10,000 in the Galway City Council’s 2014 Budget.
Connolly welcomes money set aside for testing contaminated South Park soil
After many “utterly frustrating false starts” over the last seven years, money and measures to finally deal with an area of contaminated soil in South Park are finally in place.
O’Flaherty demands traffic calming measures for Renmore
Speeding motorists and ‘rat runners’ in Renmore are a danger to drivers, walkers, and cyclists, and traffic calming measures must be installed to “curb their activities”.
Ten thousand waiting for a home in Galway city
Some 10,000 men, women, and children are waiting for a home in Galway city, with some families enduring waits of up to 11 or 12 years for a two bed-roomed house.
10,000 waiting for a home in Galway city
Some 10,000 men, women, and children are waiting for a home in Galway city, with some families enduring waits of up to 11 or 12 years for a two bed-roomed house.
