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Following a protest last week that ended in a standoff with Gardaí, the University of Galway’s Students’ Union says it is “imperative” the college issue a formal and public apology.

The Galway County Club has been an elite, all-male affair for almost 200 years, but that tradition is about to change.

Following a protest last week that ended in a standoff with Gardaí, the University of Galway’s Students’ Union says it is “imperative” the college issue a formal and public apology.

O’Hara told the Advertiser that his office has had numerous complaints over the last few years, but “quite a lot” over the last few weeks. In a statement recently, he says that passengers are being put in danger due to the overcrowding, which has now reached a “crisis point”.

At least one third of submissions to Galway’s local authorities on the future of Galway Airport involved a major aviation component.

Proud Claddagh man Tommy Holohan reckons he may have solutions to two issues raised by the Galway Advertiser over recent weeks.

You might notice something different about the Galway Advertiser this week as you make your way through its pages.

The annual ‘Flowers for the Galway Magdalenes’ will take place this Sunday, September 13. The memorial will take place at a number of locations on the day, but people are invited to Bohermore Cemetery, assembling at the main gates at 2pm.

Minister of State Seán Canney has accused his own government of lacking transparency in how it allocates money to local authorities.

Counter protestors outnumbered anti-migrant agitators ten-to-one in Galway last weekend, at an event organised to “reject” Helen Ogbu as the city’s elected mayor.