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Calls are flooding in to Galway county councillors on a daily basis regarding burst tyres and the dangerous conditions of the roads, with some motorists paying out more than €700 to repair damage caused by massive potholes.

Locating a waste water treatment plant near heavily populated areas in Glenascaul, Oranmore, and Gurran makes no sense and the idea must be re-examined.

The live TV leadership debates in Britain have captured the public imagination, catapulted Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg into the spotlight, and are influencing the course of the general election.

Insider has often commented on what he sees as the faults and failings (and occasionally virtues) of the individual city councillors, but it is time he turned his attention onto the 30 members of the Galway County Council.

The toilets at Rinville Park in Oranmore must remain open during the summer months as many families are using the park with the onset of the fine weather.

Repair work is about to start on a number of roads which were used for haulage during construction of the new M6 motorway.

Funding of €228,148 has been allocated for the design stage of the Claregalway Inner Relief Road under the 2010 Regional and Local Roads Programme.

Rest stops on the section of the M6 motorway in Galway must be provided by the National Roads Authority according to Independent councillor Jim Cuddy.

A total of €205,000 is to be spent for repair and maintenance work on roads throughout the county under the Early Start Programme for 2010.

Breaches of planning law occur too often and then it takes too long before the local authorities can do something about it and this state of affairs needs to change.