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Galway’s largest urban regeneration scheme awarded prestigious One Planet Living® Sustainability Leader status
Bonham Quay, the new mixed-use development in the heart of Galway City, has been recognised as a leader in One Planet Living® by the international sustainability charity ‘Bioregional’, it was confirmed yesterday (Wednesday).
Canney calls on Government to develop wool industry
There are calls on the Government to support the wool industry in Ireland.
Galway homes and businesses to benefit from €7.8 million in energy efficiency funding
Galway homes, businesses, farms, and community organisations could be set to benefit from €7.8 million in funding for energy efficiency projects.
Calls to develop the wool industry in Ireland
There are calls on the Government to support the wool industry in Ireland.
€143,884 in funding for seven Mayo projects by EMFF Fisheries Local Action Group
Michael Ring T.D., has confirmed that Mayo has been allocated €143,884 in total for seven projects from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) funding through the Fisheries Local Action Group.
Council welcomes Claremorris Solar PV Farm success
Eighty-two renewable energy projects have been given the green light, following the first Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) auction, including the Claremorris Solar PV Farm - the first of its kind in Mayo.
EirGrid restarts consultation on new electricity project
EirGrid has restarted public consultation on a new electricity project that runs from Ballina in Mayo to Ballaghaderreen in Roscommon.
Homeowners urged to check heating system to attract buyers
With property prices rising by 4.3 percent as the nation exits out of lockdown, homeowners with an itch to sell are now getting a chance to get their house in order and on the market.
Dublin - Galway greenway must go through Athenry says Cannon
Fine Gael Galway East Deputy Ciaran Cannon has today insisted that routing the Dublin - Galway Greenway through the town of Athenry is an absolute necessity.
Covid outbreak in one part of Galway could see a lockdown across the county, warns O'Hara
A Covid-19 cluster in one part of Galway could see a lockdown imposed across all the county, under the Government's new measures - a move that would be "extremely unfair" on the public, and detrimental to businesses.