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Still room for hope amid threat of climate change, says O’Reilly
In the face of the existential threat that is Climate Change, Galway Green senator Pauline O’Reilly said there is still room for “hope”.
Trouble brewing in Europe
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Cycle of overcrowding crises at UHG ‘must be broken’ says Farrell
"UHG has consistently been the most and second most overcrowded hospital in the State in recent weeks, and this is with non-Covid related admissions. We need to break this cycle of overcrowding crisis at UHG.”
The Government is not capable of dealing with the challenge of Climate Change
Following the recent announcement of the findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, there was a flurry of press releases from councillors and senators, vying to have their names associated with this data.
New site identified for St Teresa’s Special School in Ballinasloe
Local Fine Gael Senator, Aisling Dolan, has welcomed confirmation that a site has been identified and secured at Parkmore, Creagh, for the development of new permanent accommodation for the staff and students of St Teresa’s Special School in Ballinasloe.
By-election loss a jolt for Fianna Fáil as fully vaccinated prepare to avail of indoor dining
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Lack of action on Emergency Department upgrade ‘shocking and unacceptable’
‘Depressing’, ‘unacceptable’ - anger grows as further delays plague new emergency department at UHG
“Depressing”, “shocking”, and “unacceptable” are how Galway politicians have described the revelation that no date has been set for the lodging of a planning application for the new emergency department at UHG.
O’Reilly slams outdated policy to increase solar panel installations on public buildings
The Green Party brought a bill to the Seanad on Tuesday seeking to amend planning and development regulations to remove planning restrictions and allow the installation of solar panels on public buildings, including schools, without planning permission.
O’Reilly warns of ‘conflicting messages’ on access to maternity services
Despite the HSE announcing a partial easing of restrictions on maternity care, “conflicting messages” still abound, with hospitals defining what “being in labour” means differently.
