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As it unfolded that Catherine Connolly would walk the presidential election, politicos began plotting for a Galway West by-election which must fill her vacant Dáil seat by May 11.

Galway City Council has vowed to sort out the shambolic car-parking situation across town.

At this week’s Galway City Council meeting, Councillor John McDonagh raised the issue of plans for new pipes to be laid through South Park, following concerns brought to his attention by residents living nearby. He said that neither Councillors nor the Claddagh Residents Association had been informed that such works were proposed.

At this week’s Galway City Council meeting, Councillor John McDonagh raised the issue of plans for new pipes to be laid through South Park, following concerns brought to his attention by residents living nearby. He said that neither Councillors nor the Claddagh Residents Association had been informed that such works were proposed.

The councillor for Galway City’s central ward said tackling child poverty and child homelessness must be the top priority for Government this winter, as he is inundated with requests to assist local families facing homelessness, not a €630m VAT cut for businesses.

The city’s aldermen and councillors: resplendent, ready, primed for their solemn, septennial duty to protect us from scallywags and scoundrels seeking to squat in Phoenix Park.

Councillor Helen Ogbu, supported by fellow councillors Niall McNelis and John McDonagh, has convened a Standing Together Against Racism meeting in Galway.

People Before Profit Galway representative Maisie McMaster has criticised the suggestion by Galway City Central Labour councillor John McDonagh that the council should sell long-term vacant homes to private developers for refurbishment, stating that it means the de facto privatisation of public housing.

Up to six houses owned by Galway City Council have been empty for almost a decade.

Cllr John McDonagh has welcomed the commencement of long-awaited lighting repairing works at Beach Court which is the first of several Galway City estates to undergo infrastructure repairs following severe damage caused by Storm Eowyn in January.