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Gardai in Galway city are investigating an incident of criminal damage that occurred on Snipe Avenue, off Lower Newcastle Road on Thursday, September 17, shortly after 1am. It was reported that a male smashed the driver’s side window of a vehicle.

Before the sun even considers rising over the River Corrib, a small fleet of boats are already slicing through the dark misty water.

Staff at the University of Galway are set to begin industrial action next month following an overwhelming vote by members of the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) in favour of action up to and including strike action.

Galway United Women’s stuttering title bid ran out of road last Saturday at home to Bohemians.

A motion supporting Galway Commuter Coalition’s proposal to create a bus corridor on the Salmon Weir Bridge was passed unanimously by the Project Development Strategic Policy Committee (SPC) of Galway City Council, following a presentation made by two members of the Coalition.

James Stewart began trading in Lower Salthill, Galway, in 1902. The firm quickly grew into a general building business with in-house capabilities such as Joinery Works, Mechanical Engineering Works and an Architectural Stonework Division. The firm earned a well-respected reputation as a builder of houses, churches, schools and industrial buildings.

The City Bin Co. has been a familiar name on the streets of Galway for almost 30 years. For the past few years, the Galway business has undergone one of the biggest periods of change in its history.

There was a time when Galway was described, rather unkindly, as the “graveyard of ambition” — a place here on the very western edge of Ireland where ideas might be born, but where opportunity was thought to go to die. Perhaps it was a touch of that pressureless environment that attracted many of us here, to never leave. However, it is a phrase that feels almost impossible to reconcile with the Galway of today.

The Spanish Institute, based at The Bridge Mills in the heart of Galway city, is welcoming new students for its new term of Spanish courses, with classes available for children, teenagers and adults of all levels.

The Marie Keating Foundation and the Dalata Hotel Group are hosting a very special Cancer Prevention and Wellness workshop on September 16 at the Clayton Hotel, Sandy Road, Galway from 12 noon to 2pm.