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Rickshaws to take their final ride in the summer
By the middle of summer, rickshaws will no longer operate in Galway city as the current licences will be allowed expire but not be renewed.
Poles apart — not anymore as Torun mayor brings delegation to Galway
Friendships forged by football fans from Galway while attending last summer’s European Championships finals in Poland have resulted in the official visit of the mayor of Torun to the city next week.
Fear of stigma forces HIV positive people to stay silent
Most HIV positive people are forced to remain tight lipped about their condition because of fear of stigma and discrimination, it was claimed this week.
Female entrepreneurs mentoring seminar: Registration now open
Supporting Women Entrepreneurs Mentoring and Business Seminar is now open for registration.
Registration now open for BPW mentoring seminar
Supporting Women Entrepreneurs Mentoring and Business Seminar— an event being run by BPW Galway and the Chamber of Commerce, is now open for registration. The event will take place In the Salthill Hotel on September 14, from 11.00pm to 5.00pm.
Mayor wants permanent Volvo monument in Galway
The spin-off from this month’s Volvo Ocean Race stopover in Galway is expected to pump up to €100 million into the Irish economy.
Your perfect day with the Art of Blooming
It is often the little touches that transform a wedding from the ordinary to the extraordinary, and guests often swoon over wonderful floral arrangements. But for the bride and groom, who have barely a moment to think in the run-up to a wedding, flowers can be just another item on the list to tick off. In the capable hands of Daniela Guder at the Art of Blooming in Moycullen, flowers are one less thing to worry about.
Creighton to speak on treaty in Oranmore
The Minister for European Affairs Lucinda Creighton will address a public meeting on the Fiscal Compact Treaty in the Oranmore Lodge Hotel on Monday at 8.30pm.
Residents demand developer withdraws Tesco hypermarket application
It is “madness” and “inappropriate” to build a Tesco hypermarket in a heavily residential area on the Rahoon Road. The developer must withdraw the planning application and instead work with the IDA to develop a business park on the site similar to that in Dangan.
Grounded — Galway Airport sit-in enters third night as talks continue
A sit-in held by Galway Airport staff seeking confirmation that redundancies will be paid entered into its third night last evening following news that crunch talks failed to yield a decision on the future of the facility.
