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Child safeguarding, communication breakdowns, and the future of the Corralea Court building took centre stage at the November Plenary Meeting of the Tuam Municipal District on Tuesday, November 11. Councillors voiced growing frustration at what they described as insufficient clarity from Government departments regarding the operation of the IPAS accommodation centre in the former hotel.

Concerns have been raised over delays in the installation of new public lighting in Caherlistrane, after it emerged that almost €50,000 in funding allocated for the project last year has yet to be spent.

The meeting took a sharp turn following a presentation from Director of Housing Damien Mitchell, who outlined the current state of Galway’s zoned residential land. He revealed that 741 hectares have been designated for housing, with an estimated capacity for 18,107 units, yet most of that land remains unusable due to inadequate wastewater services.

Cllr Andrew Reddington has confirmed works will take place this week at Corrib Rugby and Presentation College, Headford.

Galway County councillors have voiced their concerns over the approach and transparency of the council in relation to the Galway Airport sale process with Cllr Karey McHugh Farag (IND) suggesting she feared the motivation for the sale of the airport is to “help Galway City Council’s debt”.

Local football clubs and community leaders in Galway have united in opposition to the Football Association of Ireland’s (FAI) plan to overhaul the traditional Irish football season, warning that the proposed changes could cause chaos for grassroots clubs and threaten decades of local sporting tradition.

Cllr Andrew Reddington has announced progress on the Community Transport Study for Headford, an important initiative aimed at enhancing transportation in the area. As this is only the second study of its kind conducted nationally, some timelines and deliverables may present challenges.

FG Cllr Andrew Reddington has lashed some internet providers as some customers have remained without fixed broadband services since January 24, a situation which “is causing significant disruption for small businesses and people who work remotely.

Headford is in the process of getting a new bus shelter which should be installed and operational in the next few weeks.

A New Year means more money back in Galway peoples’ pockets, with changes under Budget 2025 in effect from yesterday (Jan 1)