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Local Minister of State makes initial foray into European political sphere
Local Fine Gael Minister of State, Deputy Peter Burke, travelled to Brussels twice in recent times, his first foray into European politics.
End of an era as Naughten decides to step away from national politics
Local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten, has confirmed that he will not contest the next General Election, due to take place in 2025.
Taoiseach assures Grealish of Government funding if ring road gets go-ahead
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has assured Galway West TD Noel Grealish that if the city’s ring road gets the go-ahead from An Bord Pleanála, it will be funded by Government.
Programme for Government commitment to Galway Ring Road will be honoured - Naughton
The Galway Ring Road is a project that, if planning is granted, will be funded by Government. I was one of the negotiating team that formulated the Programme for Government and I worked to secure the Government’s commitment to progressing and delivering this critical piece of strategic infrastructure for Galway.
Naughten calls on Taoiseach to intervene over capacity at Portiuncula University Hospital
Local Independent Deputy, Denis Naughten has requested that the Taoiseach intervene as a matter of urgency to ensure plans for a new emergency department as well as additional bed capacity at Portiuncula University Hospital proceed without further delay.
Constituency work and service remains priority - Deputy Peter Burke
The newly appointed Minister of State for European Affairs and Defence, Deputy Peter Burke, has said that he has big ambitions for his new role but it is clear in his mind that his constituency work and the service he provides to constituents will not suffer.
What does the climate action plan mean for Galway?
The path to a zero carbon Galway has become clearer than ever after the publication of the 2023 Climate Action Plan this week.
Turloughmore celebrates its sole senator
Seanad Eireann is celebrating its 100th anniversary and in that hundred years some of the greatest and most noted people took their place in the Higher House of the Irish Parliament.
