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Mayo County Council in conjunction with the Climate Action Regional Office has developed a Climate Action Signage Strategy to create awareness of the climate action and biodiversity measures being delivered across the county.

Policy-makers could really benefit from talking to children more. In a survey carried out at an event in June organised by the Galway National Park City initiative involving young people from 13 city primary schools, participants were asked what they loved most about Galway.

Tomorrow Friday October 29 Galway City Community Network (GCCN) will host an event focusing on the potential of the social enterprise sector in Galway entitled ‘ Social Future: Supporting a Thriving Social Enterprise Sector for Galway.’

The Irish Government should recognize that agriculture is stepping up to the mark on climate change and respond itself, according to independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice.

An increase in the price of petrol and diesel, along with changes in vehicle registration tax bands, are just some of the motoring specific measures that were announced in the recent Irish Government Budget 2022.

New figures from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) show that 4,426 new cars were registered in September, down 22 percent on the same month last year, but up almost 30 percent on September 2019.

An “in person” panel discussion will take place in the Galmont Hotel, Galway, on Thursday October 28 at 7pm, to discuss constitutional change and the ever-increasing likelihood of a border poll and Irish unity.

As employees begin a phased return to the workplace, an in-depth survey conducted by Athlone located Matrix Recruitment has revealed that more than half (53 percent) worry that deciding to work remotely post-pandemic will cause workplace inequality.

The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) has released their official new vehicle statistics.

Global Audio and Video Technology Powerhouse Poly today (Thursday) announced the opening of its new EMEA Centre of Excellence in Galway, expected to create more than 200 high-skilled jobs over the next five years. The global communications company is investing in the region to meet the growing demand for its premium audio and video products as businesses adjust to managing highly distributed workforces.