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Love will be in the air — and the oven — at the Ballybane Community Hub this February. As Valentine’s Day approaches, locals are invited to enjoy love at first bite at a cookery demonstration on Thursday, 12 February at 7pm.

AN ARSONIST who firebombed the wrong house and car in Ballybane pleaded guilty to the offences and the reckless endangerment of life when he appeared before Galway Circuit Criminal Court.

The Ballybane Community Hub is set to host a series of welcoming and informative events over the coming days, offering local residents opportunities to learn new skills, look after their health and enjoy social time together.

The next Garda clinic in the Hub will take place on Saturday, January 24, from 7:30pm to 8:00pm.

Food lovers are invited to a live cookery demonstration at the Ballybane Community Hub on Thursday, January 15 at 7pm.

The latest litter survey by business group Irish Business Against Litter ((IBAL) shows Galway City in ninth spot in the ranking of 40 towns and cities. Ballybane, however, is still ‘littered’ in 39th. Sligo finished atop the IBAL table for the first time in a study which showed that city areas in particular cleaned up in 2025.

For many households across Galway, the new year marks the moment to begin planning a renovation, extension or new build. And with the Mark Lohan Kitchens January SALE launching this Friday, January 2nd, now is the ideal time to start designing the heart of your home — with 10% OFF bespoke MLK kitchens throughout January.

Ballybane Community Hub is full of festive spirit and warm welcomes this season, with a range of activities designed to bring neighbours together and support the space that so many rely on. Tickets are now on sale for the Hub’s annual festive hamper draw, with every euro raised going directly towards the upkeep of the building—helping keep it warm, inviting, and open to all.

As winter settles over Galway and stoves across the county spark back to life, one local company is marking a milestone that speaks to the rhythm of the season itself.

The project includes 2.4km of improved pavement, new bike lanes, upgraded road surfaces, and 13 bus shelters. Some wide junctions are being altered to reduce vehicle entry speeds for pedestrian safety.