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Ticket price for train station soars to €71m
In 2022, before the tender process to appoint a main contractor completed, the estimated cost of upgrading the Victorian rail terminus was €49.68 million, of which €30.98 million comprised construction costs including VAT.
Ex Garda gets further six months for exposing himself
AN ex-Garda, already jailed for sexual offences, picked up another prison sentence for exposing himself and masturbating in view of members of the public from the window of a Cope accommodation premises at Fairgreen Galway.
Concerns over Ceannt Station funding getting derailed
Local representatives in Galway have expressed concern that funding for the redevelopment of Ceannt Station may in fact be exceeding the project’s original budget, despite previous claims the development costs were on track.
Gardaí and ambulance crews have a hard enough job without abuse — Judge
A Portumna man with anxiety issues was described by his solicitor as a Jekyll & Hyde character when he took a drink when he appeared before Galway District Court.
New Galway Tech Map celebrates local innovation and entrepreneurship
A new Galway Tech Map, published online this week, illustrates the substantial growth of the sector in the city in the dozen years since the first map was created.
Rail upgrades could add to city traffic
Advocates for a light rail system for Galway have queried how passengers from expanded train services are expected to traverse the city.
New doors but no signs at train station
A fabulous new entrance to Ceannt Station opened this week, but a lack of signage is causing confusion among passengers rushing for trains.
New Wonder Wander walking trails highlight Galway city’s architectural heritage
Two new walking trails of Galway city centre, launched this week by Galway City Council in partnership with the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH) at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, celebrate and highlight the rich architectural heritage to be found in Galway city centre.
No second chance for man who now has drug conviction on record
A MAN who had used up the one and only chance offered drug offenders by Galway District Court left the Court with a criminal conviction for possession of cannabis on his record as well as being €250 poorer.
City centre living at its most convenient
Colleran Auctioneers are delighted to bring to market 41 The Elms, Forster Street, Galway, a well-located city residence that offers buyers the opportunity to enjoy the convenience and vibrancy of living in the very heart of Galway.
