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‘Butt rot’ stumps Merlin Woods chop
A forester employed to clearfell Merlin Park Woods has discovered fungal rot in standing evergreens, potentially slashing its commercial timber value.
Mayor defends city’s coat of arms
The Mayor of the City of Galway has formally demanded the city’s ancient coat of arms be included in any rebranding of the city council.
'Tons' of culture across county on Friday
Culture Night is not just for latte sippers in town with notions, but also celebrates modern, rural Ireland - this year most noticeably in Ballinasloe with a unique rumble of machinery beating the background rhythms to agricultural life.
Council goes nuts - officials commit to decade of sustenance for squirrels as damage forces closure of Merlin Woods
The Galway City Council is committing to feed a population of squirrels in Merlin Woods for 10 years.
Council goes nuts
The Galway City Council is committing to feed a population of squirrels in Merlin Woods for 10 years.
Burns go deeper than they look
As summer arrives, so too does barbecue season and more time spent working and socialising outside. While these moments are part of everyday life across Ireland, especially in farming and agricultural communities, they also bring a higher risk of sunburn and burns from hot surfaces, flames, machinery or chemical exposure.
Burns go deeper than they look – how HBOT can help with healing
As summer arrives, so too does barbecue season and more time spent working and socialising outside. While these moments are part of everyday life across Ireland, especially in farming and agricultural communities, they also bring a higher risk of sunburn and burns from hot surfaces, flames, machinery or chemical exposure.
Cars as a means of identity
The machines that carry us through life are never just machines. Long before we understand engines, gears or horsepower, we understand movement. We understand what it means to leave one place behind and arrive somewhere changed. Our relationship with transport begins there — not in mechanics, but in emotion. The bicycle that first gave us independence, the battered first car that taught us responsibility, the train that carried us away from home, the scooter that threaded us through crowded streets toward possibility. We are shaped, quietly and profoundly, by the ways we move through the world.
Port blockade threatened industry across West – Martin
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said fuel protestors had “genuine concerns” last month but confirmed local gardaí were wary of seeking support from contracted tow trucks to move machinery blockading the Port of Galway.
Resurfacing works to commence shortly in the Park in Monivea Park, says O’ Flaherty
Independent Councillor Terry O’Flaherty has allocated funding from her Local Improvement Scheme Fund (LIS) towards resurfacing and widening of the footpaths within the park between Monivea Park and Meadow Grove, Ballybane.
