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City adopts new parking bye-laws
Car parking was a major theme of Galway City Council’s final meeting of the year, but the authority’s full agenda was not completed after byelaws were updated for the first time since 2009.
Ruling pact passes ‘progressive’ city budget
City budget meetings are either boring or fractious, but this one was a political masterclass.
Lyons welcomes road resurfacing works in Seacrest
Galway City West and Knocknacarra Councillor Donal Lyons has welcomed the road resurfacing works recently carried out in the Seacrest estate.
Lyons welcomes further resurfacing of footpaths in Cappagh Park
Galway City West and Knocknacarra Councillor Donal Lyons this week acknowledged the further resurfacing works to footpaths in Cappagh Park.
Lyons: welcomes further resurfacing of footpaths in Cappagh Park
Galway City West and Knocknacarra Councillor Donal Lyons this week acknowledged the further resurfacing works to footpaths in Cappagh Park.
Lyons finances additional basketball hoop for the tennis courts in McGrath’s Field
Galway City West and Knocknacarra Councillor Donal Lyons has recently allocated part of his Local Improvement Scheme Funding for an additional basketball hoop to be located in the Tennis Courts in McGrath’s Field.
Craic in City Hall belies serious politics
The city’s aldermen and councillors: resplendent, ready, primed for their solemn, septennial duty to protect us from scallywags and scoundrels seeking to squat in Phoenix Park.
Late arrivals to College Road fail to impress
Galway city councillors expressed tetchiness on Monday afternoon when none of the seven candidates seeking their support arrived on time for their presidential nomination hearings.
McGregor one of ten hopefuls to seek City Council support next week
Disgraced whiskey distiller Conor McGregor is the most high-profile name seeking a five-minute audience with Galway’s city’s 18 councillors on Monday, September 15, alongside nine other presidential hopefuls at time of going to press.
Upon my oat — Pavement porridge politics spills over into Chamber again
In their first meeting on Monday, after the summer break, the city’s representatives briefly discussed the city’s most oaty issue in what the Galway Advertiser calculates is the 15th plenary meeting in a row where the breakfast ingredient has been mentioned.
