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Election posters are unsightly mess but necessary, says Green candidate
In a candid statement, Cllr. Niall Murphy acknowledges the unsightly mess that election posters create and the environmental havoc they wreak. For local elections in June, poster will start appearing next week.
More pedestrian crossings called for by Murphy
In the March monthly meeting of Galway City Council, in response to a question from Cllr. Niall Murphy, the executive agreed to involve councillors in the process of identifying the next set of locations for pedestrian crossings.
Councillors engage election mode at feisty meeting at City Hall
With only three – or maybe even just two – full Galway City Council meetings left before the local elections this June, councillors were most definitely in election mode at City Hall this week.
Galway Greens to hold fun eco-friendly event
Galway Greens are to hold a fun and eco-friendly event – the Galway Greens Clothes Swap, taking place this Saturday, February 17, at their Woodquay offices, with doors opening at 3pm.
Fairytale pairing O’Donnell and Sexton at Monroe’s Live
With their single ‘Fairytale’ reaching the coveted Number 1 slot on iTunes' chart, folk musicians Ger O’Donnell and Trevor Sexton have had a meteoric start to 2024.
Murphy welcomes Cappagh park run signage
The Knocknacarra parkrun 5k route in Cappagh Park now has permanent signage, as requested by Cllr. Niall Murphy who has welcomed the installation.
Cool return for city councillors
The Galway City Council’s first meeting of 2024 began with icy stares rather than heated debate this week.
City Council has failed to implement its own anti-racism motion
The Galway City Council has failed to implement its own anti-racism motion which councillors unanimously approved two years’ ago.
Neil Young for Simon at The Crane
The Crane Bar will host an evening to celebrate the music of Neil Young this Monday, December 18.
Well designed online presence can make council more efficient, says Murphy
The Galway City Budget for 2024 was approved last Monday and includes funding for an online reporting system. Until now many routine requests could be submitted by phone or email, but a dedicated online system will make it easier to log a request, and easier to track it later on.