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Era of bringing crocks onto the roads is over – judge
A judge told a young man with a series of driving convictions that the “era of bringing crocks onto the roads was gone” and he should be disqualifying him from driving for a lengthy period for his behaviour.
Get drunk at home if you want, but not in public — judge
“You can’t be behaving like that in public. Do it in your own home if you want,” was the admonishment issued to a 56-year-old Loughrea man when he appeared before the local court on public order charges.
Era of bringing crocks onto the roads is over – judge
A judge told a young man with a series of driving convictions that the “era of bringing crocks onto the roads was gone” and he should be disqualifying him from driving for a lengthy period for his behaviour.
Thirty six new homes proposed for Loughrea as planning application submitted
A planning application has been submitted to Galway County Council for a new residential development at Gallows Hill Road, Loughrea, comprising 36 family homes on lands located within walking distance of the town centre.
Noonan Cuddy O’Neill LLP Solicitors, Loughrea and Ballinasloe
Well-known local solicitors, John O’Neill and John Cuddy, are thriving in their recently merged firm, Noonan Cuddy O’Neill LLP Solicitors. In August 2024, they expanded their Loughrea firm to Ballinasloe by incorporating Ambrose Cuddy’s firm Noonan & Cuddy LLP Solicitors. Ambrose Cuddy continues to work with the firm as a Solicitor specialising in Personal Injury and Medical Negligence.
Loughrea: A town built on community, pride and people
The Galway Advertiser turns its summer spotlight on Loughrea this week, celebrating the people, businesses, volunteers and organisations that continue to make it one of the most vibrant communities in the county.
Thriving Loughrea is showcased at Friendly Business Awards
On Saturday last, Loughrea celebrated a memorable awards night that shone a spotlight on the town’s thriving business community and the exceptional standard of customer care delivered across a wide range of local enterprises.
Boost for Loughrea as Expressions of Interest sought for use of Town Hall
For generations, the Town Hall in Loughrea stood as one of the town’s most recognisable landmarks, a building woven into the social and cultural life of the community. In recent years, however, the historic structure had fallen silent, its prolonged dereliction becoming a source of disappointment for many local residents who long hoped to see the building restored to its former prominence. Now, after years of anticipation, that vision is finally becoming a reality as the long-awaited Loughrea Town Hall regeneration project moves steadily towards completion.
City bucks trend for drug offences
District Court convictions for drug-related offences fell by 10 per cent last year in Galway city.
