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Judicial review of Gort public realm plan sought at High Court
Papers have been filed at the High Court seeking leave for a judicial review of the An Coimisiún Pleanála approval of the Gort Town Centre Public Realm Enhancement Project. Shane Foran, an active travel advocate, is taking the case which also involves a challenge to the Minister for Transport over disputed road design guidance. The scheme was approved in January and involves changes to roads around Gort town centre.
Galway’s first new five star hotel in decades takes shape in readiness for summer opening
There is fierce activity in Rinville these days, as builders work to complete Galway’s first purpose-built, five star hotel in two decades.
Judicial review of Gort public realm plan sought at High Court
Papers have been filed at the High Court seeking leave for a judicial review of the An Coimisiún Pleanála approval of the Gort Town Centre Public Realm Enhancement Project. Shane Foran, an active travel advocate, is taking the case which also involves a challenge to the Minister for Transport over disputed road design guidance. The scheme was approved in January and involves changes to roads around Gort town centre.
Sinn Féin has six Dáil hopefuls
The plan was approved at the local party’s AGM last week, where 50 delegates from across Galway re-elected former city councillor, Mark Lohan, as its chairperson for the sixth year running.
Labour wheels out big guns to target Dáil for Ogbu
Party leader Ivana Bacik will attend next week’s convention to select city councillor Helen Ogbu as Labour’s candidate for the 2026 Galway West by-election.
Tell-all book on Ozempic gets Galway launch
The inside story of the pharmaceutical industry’s efforts to tackle and monetise obesity with Ozempic and other drugs will be revealed by a Galway-based journalist.
Connolly campaign stalwart seeks to retain Galway West seat
Sheila Garrity, convener of the Galway branch of the 2025 Connolly Presidential Campaign, intends to retain the seat vacated by the former Claddagh-based TD’s election to the Áras in November.
Music, memory and Maeve: Mick Crehan on love, loss and a night for Galway Hospice
Galway has been carrying a quiet sadness this winter, the kind that settles gently but deeply. Maeve Joyce-Crehan’s passing last January marked the end of a life lived fully in the service of this city — across media, commerce, culture and community. For her husband, Mick Crehan, the loss is both immeasurable and intensely personal.
Momentum builds for new music festival
Oranmore is turning up the volume. The coastal town is stepping into the spotlight as a bold new outdoor entertainment hotspot, launching its very own multi-day music festival next year.
Three billion euro bonanza
Government ministers have allocated an unprecedented €3 billion toward transport infrastructure for Galway.
