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Funding for extension of Fr Peyton Centre respite care unit
Mayo Fine Gael TD Michelle Mulherin has welcomed funding of €207,558 to the Fr Patrick Peyton Memorial Company Ltd in Attymass to construct an extension to the existing centre to accommodate a non-medical residential unit.
Another step forward for Monasteries of the Moy greenway
A further €350,000 has been announced for work on Ballina’s greenway - the Monasteries of the Moy.
Mortgage-to-rent scheme has ‘completely failed’ says SF’s Mairead Farrell
Only one property has been purchased through the National mortgage-to-rent in Galway city and county since it was launched in 2012, indicating the scheme “has failed those in mortgage distress”.
Officials appointed to ‘help speed up’ social housing delivery in Galway
The appointment of two senior local authority staff to Galway County Council and one to Galway City Council will “assist greatly in the delivery and roll-out of social housing”.
City and county council merger a possibility under new report
Galway city and county councils may cease to exist as separate entities and instead be merged into one local authority for the entire county under a major new review of local government arrangements.
Rose Conway-Walsh appointed to EU committee
Belmullet-based county councillor Rose Conway-Walsh has been appointed to a special committee to represent local and regional authorities in the European Union.
Seaweed cutters fear for the future
The application by a single company, BioAtlantis Teo, for exclusive rights to cut and harvest seaweed in Clew Bay has sparked major fears among local farmers who have traditionally cut seaweed in the area. Such has been the concern to the application for 10 year exclusive rights lodged by BioAtlantis Teo a new community group the Clew Bay Seaweed Association was formed recently.
Walsh critical of possible summer bathing ban at beach
The possibility of a long term bathing ban at Ballyloughane Beach has again highlighted the urgent need for investment in the country’s water infrastructure, according to local Fine Gael TD Brian Walsh.
Connolly says Government plans for housing are ‘discriminatory’
Not only is the Government building a “small number” of houses over six years to deal with the current crisis, but it is determined to “copper-fasten” insecurity of tenure as an integral part of its housing policy.
Council urged not to do Irish Water’s ‘dirty work’ of installing meters
Galway City Council workers are being called on to down tools and refuse to carry out preparatory work for the installation of water meters on behalf of Irish Water.
