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The An Bord Pleanála decision this week to effectively shelve the Galway Ring Road is a massive setback for Galway and the future development of the region, according to Fianna Fail senator Ollie Crowe.

Fine Gael councillor Eddie Hoare is calling on the Galway City Council to roll out more pedestrian crossings in Galway City

Tractor drivers are being advised that plough lamps to the rear of the vehicle should not be used when travelling on public roads.

A city councillor has asked local gardai why more cyclists are not prosecuted for breaking traffic lights.

Some 10 per cent of motorists admit that in the past year they have driven the day after a night out while possibly still over the legal blood-alcohol limit.

It is “unacceptable” that motorists are being fined for speeding on the Oranmore coast road, when the speed limit was changed from 80km to 50km, “without proper notice to motorists”.

Fines for motorists caught parking on footpaths and in bus lanes and cycle tracks will double from €40 to €80.

Gardaí in Galway are investigating a three vehicle road traffic collision the occurred shortly after 11am on Friday December 10 on the Bothar na dTreabh, connecting the Tuam Road and the Headford Road.

Local Fianna Fáil Councillor, Frankie Keena, is seeking the provision of an appropriate controlled pedestrian crossing on University Road near the Spar store in Garrycastle.

A pedestrian crossing is “urgently needed” at Blackrock in Salthill as the current roundabout/junction “presents a real threat” to those who cross it “on a daily basis”.