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Galway’s two local authorities required a multi-million bailout to cover the cost of Storm Éowyn which ravaged the west coast last January.

Independent Councillor Terry O’Flaherty has confirmed that the engineer in the traffic management section of Galway City Council took her representations on board to fix the flashing beacons outside Scoil Chaitriona in Renmore Avenue that have been out of order for several months.

Ongoing and sporadic power outages affecting an estimated 7,000 homes and businesses across north Galway have sparked serious concern among elected representatives, who say the situation is placing vulnerable residents at real risk.

Returned or soon to be returned Irish emigrants who want to start or develop a business have until tomorrow Friday (January 16) to apply for a free government business development programme.

Back for Business, the free government programme that helps returned emigrants start and develop businesses in Ireland, is now open to applications.

Back for Business, the free government programme that helps returned emigrants start and develop businesses in Ireland, is now open to applications.

Galway City Council has announced that Galway Christmas Market, along with several city car parks and woodlands will be closed around the city today (Tuesday) as the country is hit by Storm Bram.

If Storm Éowyn had hit Galway at high tide last January, lives would have been lost. This is the brutal conclusion of a new report from the government’s National Directorate of Fire and Emergency Management (NDFEM), quietly published last week.

The initial warning is in place until 10pm, with a Yellow wind warning in place nationally until midnight.

ESB Networks plans to carry out a €5m upgrade of the electricity supply network across western Conamara from September to January.