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Tourism Ireland welcomes news that Galway is the friendliest city in Europe


Status Yellow - Rainfall warning for Galway and Mayo


Galway Christmas Market Cancelled


EU Focus Day 2020 - The Prevention of Domestic Burglary
Aran Islands RNLI go to aid of two people in need of medical attention 26th October 2020 The volunteer crew of Aran Islands RNLI were asked to launch their all-weather lifeboat David Kirkaldy at 11.31am Monday 19 October by the Irish Coast Guard.
BusConnects Galway: Cross-City Link – Public Feedback Invited 24th October 2020 Galway City Council, in partnership with the National Transport Authority (NTA), welcomes public feedback on the BusConnects Galway: Cross-City Link (University Road to Dublin Road) proposals, as part of non-statutory consultation
Ireland WNT star Fahey links up with Jigsaw 22nd October 2020 Niamh Fahey knows all about overcoming obstacles in her career and that is why she is delighted to speak to young people about the support needed to overcome the challenges we face in our lives
Affordable housing on State land to be put on a statutory basis – O’Brien 22nd October 2020 Affordable housing on State land to be put on a statutory basis – O’Brien
Parents put their best foot forward as they Park and Stride to School 21st October 2020 Over 420 parents and guardians have signed up for the Galway City Council ‘Park and Stride’ scheme, launched by His Worship, the Mayor of Galway City, Cllr. Mike Cubbard, as part of European Mobility Week 2020
SEAI welcomes historic commitment to sustainable energy action in Budget 2021 21st October 2020 SEAI has welcomed the Government’s historic investment in sustainable energy action, as set out in Budget 2021. This is a significant milestone for both Irish society and the economy as we take fossil fuels out of Ireland’s energy mix.
Students Union Calls for Rent Refunds 21st October 2020 NUI Galway Students Union has today called on Galway landlords and student accommodation providers to provide refunds to students who no longer need to be in Galway due to the switch to online learning.
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