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Major volunteer cleanup shows need for full-time park rangers
The need for full-time park rangers to be deployed in the city area was highlighted last weekend when a group of volunteers filled almost 60 refuse bags with litter from the Terryland Forest Park Alone. The shocking recovery has led to calls for rangers to be deployed to ensure that people refrain from using the forests as handy dumping areas for their litter.
O’Flaherty secures funding for new Renmore playground
A new playground for children in Renmore has taken a step closer to reality, with funding for the project having reached €70,000, following an allocation of €38,000 in next year’s Galway City Council budget.
Grealish urges City Hall to give priority to housing regeneration projects
The Galway City Council is being urged totreat as “urgent” projects which involve the provision of housing that was allocated funding under a Government regeneration scheme this week.
Soc Dem candidate accuses council of 'apathy' over illegal dumping
The Galway City Council has been accused of "apathy" and a "lack of action" over the issue of illegal dumping, with a local election candidate claiming that such dumping is "spiralling out of hand".
Greens announce Galway local election candidates
The Galway Greens will run two candidates in next May's Local Elections to City Hall - Pauline O’Reilly in Galway City West ward and Martina O’Connor in Galway City Central.
Soc Dem's John Crowley to launch local election campaign
John Crowley, the Social Democrats' Galway City West candidate for next May's Local Elections, will formally launch his campaign at the Salthill Hotel this Sunday at 7pm.
Balla wins Pride of Place Award at national finals in Cork
Balla has taken a National Pride of Place Award at the prestigious Awards Ceremony held in Cork City Hall on Saturday November 17.
Homelessness problem the worst it has ever been in the city
Homelessness in Galway city is the worst in 20 years, according to assistant CEO of Cope Galway, Martin O'Connor, his comments come in the wake of this week's death of young man in the grounds of City Hall.
City ring road not 'silver bullet' to solve traffic crisis, but still 'significant step forward' says Kyne
The Galway City Ring road is not the "silver bullet" that will solve the transport challenges facing Galway, but it will "take traffic out of the city", enable public transport improvements, and "reduce the time" workers and visitors spend getting around the city.
Can Sharon Nolan become the Soc Dem's first Galway councillor?
“I'm not from a political family of candidates of yesteryear. I'm not what people expect a politician to look like - but the personal is political. Politics affects all of us and I believe we should have candidates that look like what modern Ireland looks like.”
