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The Connacht Hospitality Group have been named Ireland’s Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Business of the Year at the Chambers Ireland Awards.

After decades waiting for a rejuvenation scheme, Renmore is to receive three: a three-phase parks project, a Dún Uí Mhaoilíosa Masterplan, and redevelopment of the adjacent Port of Galway.

Galway City Council has launched a pioneering Feasibility Report on a Tenant Participation Pilot Project for Traveller-Specific Group Housing, at Bóithrín na Saoirse, Circular Road, Galway. The results of the pilot support the development of a practical, culturally responsive, and sustainable framework for tenant involvement - with the potential to benefit more than 90 families living in Traveller?specific accommodation in Galway City.

Stewart Construction is a premier, fourth-generation family-owned main contractor with a legacy spanning more than 120 years. Founded in 1902 and headquartered in Salthill, Galway, with a significant regional office in Dublin, the company has evolved into one of Ireland’s leading main contractors.

Vital sea defences and flood relief measures for Galway city have been delayed by three years, and estimated costs have soared to €80 million.

The Connacht Hospitality Group is proud to announce Galway Hospice as its official Group Charity of Choice for the year ahead, with all fundraising efforts across the Group set to support the vital work of the Renmore-based facility.

Concept designs shaped by two previous rounds of public consultation were showcased at the Connacht Hotel this week, with emphasis placed on an immediate planning application for sports and play areas along Renmore Avenue.

So much has changed since this photograph was taken, it is hard to know where to start. Most of the buildings on Spanish Parade have been demolished and replaced, and the car park there has been pedestrianised. Flaherty Markets were in business on Long Walk at the time. As you move around the end of Long Walk towards the docks, all of the buildings there have been replaced by apartment blocks.

Around 60 gardaí remained on duty in and around Port of Galway entry points until Wednesday night this week, after a makeshift blockade was cleared on Sunday.

There is fierce activity in Rinville these days, as builders work to complete Galway’s first purpose-built, five star hotel in two decades.