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Minister's visit to UHG must lead to new emergency department say TDs
Close to 700 people were left on trolleys at University Hospital Galway in June, a 59 per cent increase on last year, and is a result of the non-intervention of the Health Minister, Leo Varadkar.
Derek Nolan to fight 'passionate, positive' Election 2016 campaign
He admits Election 2016 "will be fiercely fought", but Labour's Galway West TD Derek Nolan is determined to make "a passionate, positive case" on the doorsteps over the coming months in an all-out effort to defend his Dáil seat.
Multinationals must be attracted says Walsh after IDA investment announcement
If Galway’s inclusion in the IDA’s €150-million property investment programme is to produce any real results, the IDA must immediately start encouraging manufacturing companies to locate here.
Officials appointed to ‘help speed up’ social housing delivery in Galway
The appointment of two senior local authority staff to Galway County Council and one to Galway City Council will “assist greatly in the delivery and roll-out of social housing”.
Nolan demands Galway councils start planning social housing schemes
Galway can benefit from Government commitments to spend €2.2 billion on social housing between now and 2020, but only if the local authorities have designs and plans in place, according to Labour Galway West TD Derek Nolan.
Scoil Fhursa gets green light for refurb works
Scoil Fhursa national school in Salthill will get extra accommodation through the replacement of prefabs, new resource rooms, and general refurbishments.
More than €1 million provided for major new women’s refuge
Funding of more than €1 million has been secured for a new women’s refuge in Forster Street on the site of a former Magdalene Laundry.
City to host public meeting on cyber-bullying
Galway parents will have a chance to shape new legislation tackling cyber-bullying at a meeting in the city this evening.
Nolan urges parents to engage with cyber-bullying expert group
Cyber-bullying is an on-going issue for many young people across Galway but engagement by parents with a new anti-bullying expert group, will help tackle the scourge.
Council must take advantage to attract cycling tourism
Galway has serious potential to become a cycling tourism hub and the Galway City Council must take advantage of sustainable transport opportunities to make this a reality.