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Development Control Plan (DCP) for University Hospital Galway completed and approved, Crowe is told at Regional Health Forum
A new Development Control Plan (DCP) for University Hospital Galway, as well as an associated Strategic Assessment Review (SAR) has been completed and is approved by the HSE Board, the latest meeting of the Regional Health Forum heard last week.
Three horse race for Fianna Fáil faithful
The Fianna Fáíl faithful will meet in Salthill this weekend to select their candidate for the Galway West by-election.
Soc Dems bring youthful energy to by-election
If elected in the Galway West by-election this May, Míde Nic Fhionnlaoich could become the youngest deputy in Dáil Éireann, but only by a whisker.
Galwegian artists deserve pay certainty
This is the demand of Galway city councillor Níall McNelis (Lab) who has welcomed the Government’s decision in Budget 2026 to make the State’s pilot Basic Income for Artists (BIA) scheme permanent this month, but warned that serious questions remain unanswered about how it will operate.
Nurses threaten UHG strike
Nurses are planning strike action at University Hospital Galway because of unsafe working conditions at its Emergency Department.
Tourist figures should ring alarm bells: McNelis
Half of tourist businesses along the west coast have had a worse 2025 so far compared to last year.
Galway ambulances go to Limerick to be repaired, bemoans councillor
Ambulances in the Galway area that need to be repaired have to be taken to Limerick as there is no authorised dealer to fix them locally, the HSE’s Regional Health Forum was told this week.
City council facing €1m bill for uninsured cabling
A Galway City Councillor is calling on the Minister for Local Government to release emergency funding to repair street lighting infrastructure damaged by Storm Éowyn.
House price inflation in Galway city double national average
The average price of a home in Galway city has soared 12.2 per cent to €403,000 according to the latest figures from Daft.ie, while a County Galway home will set you back €285,000, up almost two per cent.
