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€85 million in Covid back tax owed by 3,000 Galway firms
The Revenue Commissioners are owed €85 million in unpaid taxes by Galway businesses under the Covid-19 era Debt Warehousing Scheme.
Thousands of young footballers turn out for St Columba’s Credit Union Invitational Tournament
Maree/Oranmore fc hosted its St Columba’s Credit Union Invitational Tournament last Sunday when thousands of young footballers from around the county turned out to show their silken skills.
TG4’s long running, hit Country & Irish music series, ‘Glór Tíre’, returns for its 19th season
County Galway may not have a contestant on the new season of Glór Tíre, but Galwegians will be enormously influential in who goes on to win the title of Ireland’s Glór Tíre Country Music champion.
Galway team recognised for going the extra mile at Bus Éireann’s regional GEM Awards
Bus Éireann, Ireland’s national bus company, has celebrated its employees’ achievements in 2022 at the regional annual GEM (‘Go the Extra Mile’) Awards, which recognise excellent customer service, community impact, performance and forward-thinking.
County towns and villages to be revitalised, as Council launches Broadband Connection Point network
Galway County Council and the Government of Ireland have announced the launch of Galway County’s Broadband Connection Point network. At present 12 BCPs under the Connected Communities Initiative are live in the county with a further 10 to follow.
Galway school bus driver and local Bus Eireann AVL team recognised for going the extra mile
Bus Éireann, Ireland’s national bus company, has celebrated its employees’ success in 2021 at the annual GEM (‘Go the Extra Mile’) Awards which recognise excellent customer service, community impact, performance and forward-thinking.
Global Irish diaspora organisation partners with local groups to drive regional tourism
BY DECLAN VARLEY
Covid outbreak in one part of Galway could see a lockdown across the county, warns O'Hara
A Covid-19 cluster in one part of Galway could see a lockdown imposed across all the county, under the Government's new measures - a move that would be "extremely unfair" on the public, and detrimental to businesses.
‘It’s a big, noisy, intergenerational book’
SINÉAD HYNES is a closed book emotionally. She is not inclined to share what goes on inside her with her husband Alex, and only with difficulty with herself. For her, it is easier to lie in hospital, claiming she has respiratory illness, than to tell him the truth.
Councillor says incoming government must prioritise disability community
According to the 2016 Census, there were over 643,000 people living in Ireland with a disability. That means 13.5 per cent, or one in seven people in Ireland with a disability. Data from 2015 told us that 132,000 people with disabilities were living in consistent poverty.