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Cheevers calls on parents to be vigilant for youths targeted by criminal gangs for use as money mules
Parents and schools in Galway city need to be vigilant as children and young people may be targeted as money mules by criminal gangs.
Councillor demands action after massive youth gathering on Knocknacarra waste ground
Groups of youths gathering on waste ground last weekend in Knocknacarra, in defiance of social distancing and health guidelines, has led to a councillor calling for joint action by parents and gardaí against anti-social behaviour.
Mayo PPN is looking for its 1,000th member
The Mayo Public Participation Network (PPN) is the main link through which Mayo County Council connects with the community, voluntary and environmental sectors in the Community.
Galway cyclists call for lower speed limits
Galway needs to follow the example of Wales and decrease its speed limits for urban areas from 50km/h to 30km/h, that is the opinion of the chairperson of Galway Cycling Campaign, Kevin Jennings.
Tackling cocaine problem should be priority for Government – Crowe
The cocaine problem in Galway was described as a ‘blizzard’ at this week’s Joint Policing Committee — Speaking after the meeting General Election Candidate, Cllr. Ollie Crowe said the next government need to tackle the problem of drugs and crime in our community and slammed the outgoing government for their lax approach to law and order.
Castlebar councillors want answers on CCTV monitoring
The issue of monitoring of CCTV in Castlebar was a hot topic of discussion at the latest meeting of the Castlebar Municipal District.
O’Reilly raises concerns over low levels of reporting sexual assaults
Sexual assault reporting is “so low in Galway” it was “excluded from the Garda report” received by councillors and community representatives at the Joint Policing Committee this week.
Kilcoyne says there is anarchy and intimidation on the streets of Castlebar
Independent councillor Michael Kilcoyne has called for the setting up of the new Joint Policing Committee (JPC) of Mayo County Council as a priority, stating that there are a number of people causing serious problems in Castlebar.
Fianna Fáil and Independents to hold firm?
The agreement between Fianna Fáil and Independent councillors for control of Mayo County Council, that has stood for the past five years, looks set to be extended for the duration of the new county council term, which sits for the first time this morning (Friday, June 7) at 11am.
