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Oranmore Lodge Hotel recently hosted their Employee Long Service Appreciation Evening. The hotel owners wished to express their sincere gratitude and recognition to team members who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and commitment through many years of service. They were delighted to honour the following employees for their outstanding contributions:

Alánna O’Brien and Sonya Naumova, both of Galway city, met with TDs and representatives in Dublin to highlight the urgent need for increased Government investment in youth work services in Budget 2027.

Hoteliers from across the city and county recently met with TDs and Senators to discuss the key challenges facing Irish tourism and the measures required to ensure the successful long-term development of Ireland’s largest indigenous industry, supporting over 270,000 livelihoods – including 22,000 in Galway.

For many people, receiving a jury summons in the post can come as a surprise. Some may feel curious, others apprehensive, and many will wonder what exactly is involved. Yet jury service is one of the most important civic responsibilities that any citizen can be asked to undertake. It is a cornerstone of Ireland’s justice system and a vital safeguard of individual rights.

Mayor of Galway City, Helen Ogbu, has called on the Government to introduce legally defined maximum workplace temperature limits as Ireland experiences another period of exceptionally hot weather.

National Learning Network in Galway supports people at different stages of life to build skills, gain qualifications and move towards employment, further training and greater independence in their communities.

For the final two years of their school lives, Leaving Cert students are regularly targeted through the marketing departments of all the course providers offering places on further and higher education courses both at home and abroad. Employers who are open to or seeking apprentices have no such access to students, nor do students have a CAO type application process to secure an apprenticeship.

National Learning Network in Galway supports people at different stages of life to build skills, gain qualifications and move towards employment, further training and greater independence in their communities.

The Small Benefit Exemption is laid down in section 112B of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, which is administered by Revenue. A maximum of five qualifying benefits per tax year can gain exemption with the cap set at just €1,500 per employee per annum, effective from 1 January 2025. Qualifying benefits cannot be non-cash and non-convertible to cash.

IT HAS been a bad few days for a Craughwell man who not only missed his son’s first birthday, lost his job, got dropped by his partner while in custody, and to top it all off, got a serious criminal conviction and a fine of €500.