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The recent United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report signed off by 195 governments is a truly terrifying read. It makes clear that Global Warming- characterised by more intense and frequent heatwaves, storms, rainfall, flooding and melting glaciers as well as rising sea levels, is due to human activity. It further stated that no part of the world is safe from its consequences and that these changes are accelerating.

People Before Profit will hold a socially distanced protest at Sandy Road this Saturday at 2pm, demanding that the public land there be used to construct public housing.

Another important SSE Airtricity League first division encounter is on the agenda for Galway United, who host Cabinteely at Eamonn Deacy Park with manager John Caulfield encouraged.

With the boom in numbers of children cycling to school in the west side of the city, parents and grandparents living east of the Corrib are interested in setting up a cycle-bus from the east of the city to primary schools in the city centre.

Fears are growing that house prices in Galway are set to be capped at €400,000 in the city and at €350,000 in the county, further locking out many more people from buying their own home.

Galway United’s pre-season preparations continue with another Eamonn Deacy Park friendly scheduled for next Wednesday against Sligo Rovers at Eamonn Deacy Park (2pm).

Adrian Curran has been selected as the People Before Profit local area representative for Galway by the party's members in the city and county.

Last year has proven to be a record year for sales at well-known Galway based auctioneer O’Donnellan & Joyce despite the ongoing pandemic. The results come after the company reels in its year of private treaty successes over the past 12 months and plans ahead for 2021. With nearly 40 years of experience selling homes and commercial property in Galway city and county, there is no part of Galway unknown to the team at ODJ.

On a Sunday in March 2000, I witnessed with a joyous heart thousands of Galwegians of all ages enter a bare field beside the Quincentenary Bridge and leave behind a forest.

In new figures released by the Rental Tenancy Board, renting in Galway now ranks at an average of €1,269 per month. This means that for the first time ever, Galway City rents are on average above Cork City which stands at €1,220 per month.