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Climate Bill must ensure continued viability of sustainable farming in Mayo - Dillon
The Climate Bill must not undermine the continued viability of sustainable farming across County Mayo, Fine Gael TD Alan Dillon has said. The Climate Action and Low Carbon Development (Amendment) Bill 2021 is currently going through the Houses of the Oireachtas.
SFA welcomes Companies Bill 2021
The SFA has welcomed the announcement that the Cabinet has approved the priority drafting of the Companies (Small Company Administrative Rescue Process and Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2021.
Over €2 million in hospital car park and clamping fees in MUH since 2012 - Lawless
Statistics released to Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín TD by the HSE have shown that over €2 million euro has been made through hospital car park charges and clamping fees in Mayo since 2012.
Newcastle residents to meet Housing Minister for community centre funds
A city residents group, which is spearheading a plan to build a community centre in their area but are awaiting Government funding, will meet with the Minister for Housing later this month in a bid to speed up the process.
Why Galway needs a Very Light Rail system
In this time of confinement due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many people used their time wisely by making observations to the Galway City Council ‘Our City Our Future’ consultation, which will go towards what will become the Galway City Development Plan 2023-2029.
News in Brief - Around the county
Take a quick tour though what's been going on around Mayo in our News in Breif section.
Tea party fundraiser raises funds for COPE
Much-needed funds for COPE's Galway domestic abuse service have been raised by a recent online tea party.
NUI Galway report makes recommendations to BAI about absence of Irish language content on licensed radio stations
Research funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) and carried out by NUI Galway into the use of the Irish language on licensed radio services has made several recommendations.
Séamus Ó Beirn made his difference as a doctor
The praise lavished on Dr Séamus Ó Beirn by the Tuam Herald (February 22 1908), for his lectures and lantern slides on the scourge of tuberculosis in Connemara, was justified. The journalist said he is ‘a plain dispensary doctor whose soul is aflame with Christian charity, and the love of his native tongue’.
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.
