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€7.5m kicks off Knocknacarra pitches
Galway City Council officials told councillors on Tuesday that this swift funding will accelerate an €11.5 million first phase of the northern half of Kingston lands, sharpening ambition for completion in the third quarter of 2029.
Weir in the money - €2.5m for bridge facelift
The Roads Department of Galway City Council is understood to be close to selecting a contractor to begin a four-year project to rejuvenate the 208-year-old Salmon Weir Bridge, with works to begin in the coming months.
Suspended city transport plan reborn
The National Transport Agency has reactivated the Galway Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy.
Ticket price for train station soars to €71m
In 2022, before the tender process to appoint a main contractor completed, the estimated cost of upgrading the Victorian rail terminus was €49.68 million, of which €30.98 million comprised construction costs including VAT.
Rush to get light rail route funding
With only a week to go until deadline for submissions to the National Development Plan (NDP), advocates for light rail in Galway sought a last-minute meeting with county councillors this week.
Ring road plans return for more planning
An Bord Pleanála (ABP) has asked the ring road project managers at Galway County Council to re-advertise their planning application for the route from Coolagh to the R336 Coast Road, and open it up to public consultation.
Funding sought for Gluas route choices
Advocates for a very light rail network for Galway city presented their case to Galway City Council’s strategic policy committee for Transport this week.
West Galway city to get Park & Ride twenty years late
After 19 years of complaints that Galway’s annual wintertime Park and Ride service only serves the eastern city, plans are finally being drawn up for the west side – but after this Christmas.
NTA no-show irks city councillors
‘If the mountain won’t come to Mohammad, then Mohammad must go to the mountain’ is the attitude of Galway city councillors who passed a motion calling on the Government to regionalise the NTA after Dublin-based officials did not attend City Hall’s final meeting of its five-year term last week.
