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Galway City Centre was once again awarded a status of ‘Cleaner than European Norms’ in the most recent Irish Businesses Against Litter (IBAL) results. Galway City Centre is one of only 10 places in Ireland to be given this high standard. The good news comes only a month after Galway Tidy Towns won a Gold Medal for the City Centre area.

As Galway city lights up after dark, bins are getting a bold new look at the Spanish Arch and the Claddagh — so partygoers will not miss them this summer. Five standout bins have had a makeover to grab attention and drive home the message: “Every Litter Bit Hurts”. Galway City Council, An Garda Síochána, and night-time businesses are joining forces to keep the party going and the streets sparkling. So when you are out soaking up Galway’s legendary night vibes, remember: Use the bin — or take it with you. Help keep Galway gorgeous, even after sundown.

Galway City Council is inviting people to enjoy the fine weather promised this weekend in the city, and while you are here, ‘Love this Place, Leave no Trace’. With summer in swing and festival season in full flow, Galway City Council is asking people to ‘use the bin or bring it with you’.

Galway City Council hopes to be able to facilitate outdoor dining in Dominick Street, William Street West, and the Small Crane, with discussions ongoing with the emergency services and businesses in the locality. However, it is unlikely that any arrangement will be finalised before this Bank Holiday weekend.