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Which Galway West candidate is a good bet for 2016?
Local bookmaker John Mulholland recently revealed betting odds for the anticipated Galway West candidates in next year’s General Election, and today Insider takes a look at the runners and riders, and examines where the smart money lies as the battlefield heats up ahead of what is likely to be an epic electoral contest.
To win in Oranmore, you have to go through Grealish first
“The only valid poll is on election day!” is the guff politicians huff and bluster with when the latest round of opinion polls turn out badly for them. Yet fear not reader, Insider can assure you all politicians, regardless of what they say publicly, take opinion poll findings very seriously.
Funding for disability housing adaptations
Deputy Gabrielle McFadden has welcomed the allocation of more than €243,000 to Longford and Westmeath for the adaptation of local authority housing to meet the needs of tenants with disabilities - Westmeath County Council has been allocated €83,792.
Funding for disability housing adaptations announced
Deputy Gabrielle McFadden has welcomed the allocation of more than €243,000 to Longford and Westmeath for the adaptation of local authority housing to meet the needs of tenants with disabilities - Westmeath County Council has been allocated €83,792.
MEP Harkin to launch Galway campaign for European Parliament re-election
Independent MEP Marian Harkin will be launching her Galway campaign for re-election to the European Parliament in the Clayton Hotel on Monday, April 7.
Family and friends bid farewell to brave Nicky
The much loved and admired politician Nicky McFadden (51) was laid to rest in Coosan yesterday, Thursday March 27.
Mulranny doctor says no ambulance service in Mayo last night
Prominent Mulranny GP Dr Jerry Cowley has released a statement to media this morning (Friday) saying there was no ambulance cover in Mayo last night.
Harkin questions honesty of those in favour of over grounding cables
The suggestion by the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation Richard Bruton, that the cost of undergrounding cables in the planned EirGrid development would prevent more balanced regional development, was the type of argument which raised questions about the honesty of those favouring overgrounding of the various projects.
Walsh takes another step closer to FG re- admittance
The increasing rapprochement between An Taoiseach Enda Kenny and ‘rebel’ Galway West TD Brian Walsh took another step forward this week with Walsh set to apply for re-admittance to the parliamentary party.
Gathering organisers celebrated
Communities from across Mayo were honoured for their efforts to promote tourism in the county by organising Gathering events during the year.
