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Extra cop for Headford amid crimewave fears
An Garda Síochána is currently interviewing members for a new position in Headford Garda station amid fears of rising rural crime in north Co Galway.
Galway’s Coastal Watch revived in wake of massive cocaine heist
A thirty-year-old coastal watch service is being revived in Galway in the wake of the dramatic seizure of €165m of cocaine off Cork last week.
Drug Watch line for Galway Bay being revived in light of massive cocaine haul
A thirty-year-old coastal watch service is being revived in Galway in the wake of the dramatic seizure of €165m of cocaine off Cork last week.
Councillor admits being targeted by scammers during cyber fraud debate
A Galway county councillor highlighted how sophisticated cyber fraudsters are when during a debate on the matter at Galway County Joint Policing Committee this week, she revealed that she had been almost taken in by scammers.
Farrell demands 'more gardaí on the beat' to tackle anti-social behaviour on city's east side
It is "madness" that a new major Garda HQ for Galway has opened on the east side of the city, but there are "deep anti-social problems" causing distress to people in areas "within a few minutes drive of it".
Escalation in anti-social behaviour incidents now a major concern
Two local Councillors have expressed their deep concern with regard to the escalation of anti-social behaviour on the main streets of Athlone.
Petition for safety measures along River Corrib hits 20,000
A petition calling on the Galway City Council to put safety measures in place along the River Corrib has reached more than 20,000 signatures (as of Wednesday). It was launched on change.org on Saturday in response to the disappearance of Robert Murray on Tuesday January 8.
Excellent location on the edge of the city
Keane Mahony Smith presents to the market No 28 Lios an Uisce, a wonderful four bedroom semidetached residence in close proximity to all city amenities.
Contracts signed for Galway Garda HQ
The signing of contracts for the construction of the new Garda HQ on the Dublin Road is a welcome development, but the Minister for Justice, Frances Fitzgerald must give assurances that Mill Street will be kept as a city centre Garda station.
