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The devastation of Gaza - from doctors’ eyes
A new documentary detailing the “calculated dismantling of life itself” in Gaza is screening at the Town Hall Theatre for one night only on October 8, at 8pm, with a special Q&A afterward featuring Dr Victoria Rose, Prof. Nick Maynard, and Alaa Alqaisi.
Cleary’s Pharmacy vaccination campaign kicks off
Cleary’s Pharmacy in Galway City Centre has quickly established itself as a trusted local destination for expert vaccination services.
Bluebird Care brings Virtual Dementia Tour to Athenry Mart
Bluebird Care’s Immersive Experience Bus arrives at Athenry Co-operative Livestock Mart on Thursday 24 September, giving farming families, carers and anyone with a loved one living with dementia the chance to go through the Virtual Dementia Tour. The bus is at the mart from 10am to 4.30pm and the tour is free.
Stage set for winter season at Town Hall Theatre
Three months of theatre, music, comedy, dance, and special events will be held at the Town Hall Theatre overt the coming autumn-winter season.
Cost rental: A good idea facing real world limits
Cost rental has quickly emerged as one of the most significant policy tools in Ireland's attempt to fix a housing system that has been under severe strain for well over a decade. Aimed squarely at middle-income earners, the cohort that earns too much to qualify for social housing but not enough to comfortably buy, it is designed to offer rents based on the actual cost of delivering and managing homes, rather than the volatile and increasingly unaffordable dynamics of the open market.
Planning reform and garden homes can unlock Galway’s hidden housing supply
For years, Ireland’s housing crisis has been defined as much by planning constraints as by supply shortages. But recent policy signals suggest a notable shift in thinking; one that could finally move the system from restricting housing solutions to enabling them.
Planning reform and garden homes can unlock Galway’s hidden housing supply
For years, Ireland’s housing crisis has been defined as much by planning constraints as by supply shortages. But recent policy signals suggest a notable shift in thinking; one that could finally move the system from restricting housing solutions to enabling them.
Nurses threaten UHG strike
Nurses are planning strike action at University Hospital Galway because of unsafe working conditions at its Emergency Department.
Winter vaccines for flu and Covid now available
The HSE’s winter vaccination programme has begun, with both flu and Covid-19 vaccines available in many pharmacies and GP surgeries.
Community gathering calls for united action against racism
Councillor Helen Ogbu, supported by fellow councillors Niall McNelis and John McDonagh, has convened a Standing Together Against Racism meeting in Galway.
