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NoRopes debuts with The Open Couple
NEW GALWAY theatre company NoRopes presents its debut production in the Town Hall Studio on Friday August 21 and Saturday 22, with The Open Couple, a three-hander whose fast-paced satirical style perfectly suits the studio setting.
Galway’s housing crisis 'more severe than Dublin' claims councillor
With 4,475 applicants on the housing waiting list, Galway now has a "bigger housing crisis" than Dublin and Limerick and the second highest number, in percentage terms, of families and individuals in the State waiting for accommodation.
Lack of funding facilitating domestic violence in Galway claims Farrell
The under-resourcing of Tusla and the family and child support sector is facilitating domestic violence across Galway while suspected child abuse cases are not being followed up due to pressure on staff resources.
Water meters to be installed in Galway ‘in the coming weeks’
Irish Water will install water meters in Galway city “in the coming weeks”, starting in Knocknacarra. However a local councillor is calling on the controversial company to “continue its practice” of not installing meters “on properties which reject them”.
Council development levies to be ‘raided’ by Irish Water, warns Farrell
Fees collected by the Galway and city county councils could end up in the coffers of Irish Water, and away from vital local projects and maintenance.
Sinn Féin and the trouble with independent-thinking women
“For every job created five people emigrate – a shocking statistic from the CSO’s National Household Survey”. This tweet by Sinn Féin’s Mairéad Farrell takes the shine off the recent Government fanfare about job creation.
New traffic lights for Ballybane Road
Work has begun on the installation of new traffic lights on the Ballybane Road, but the Galway City Council has been criticised for not installing a safe crossing sooner.
Hot water — extremely heated scenes at City Hall during water charges debate
A discussion by Galway city councillors on two different motions regarding the opposition of water charges and the dissolution of Irish Water led to some ugly scenes at City Hall this week, with one Fine Gael councillor labelling the Sinn Féin party as ‘hypocrites.’
Council urged not to do Irish Water’s ‘dirty work’ of installing meters
Galway City Council workers are being called on to down tools and refuse to carry out preparatory work for the installation of water meters on behalf of Irish Water.
Westport school hoists country’s first anti-bullying flag
A Westport Gaelscoil has become the first school in Ireland to fly the Blue Shield Flag for its robust anti-bullying policy.
