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City Hall on College Road will be demolished after Galway City Council completes its move to Crown Square next year.

Years of simmering discontent about how central government funds the city council reached boiling point this week, when councillors roasted Galway’s TDs and senators for failing to champion the regional capital’s local authority.

Budget 2027 is broadly to be welcomed. The Government has committed €9.4 billion to housing next year, and it is investing in the water, roads and planning capacity that decide whether homes get built at all. That deserves to be applauded.

Monaghans Galway will host a CUPRA Night on Thursday 8 October 2026 at 6:30pm in its showroom on the Tuam Road, Galway, giving visitors the opportunity to see the all-new, fully electric CUPRA Raval up close.

Galway City Council is inviting residents to a new series of Energy Efficiency Evenings taking place across the city this autumn. These free, community-focused events will give residents the opportunity to learn more about improving home energy performance, reducing energy bills, and discovering practical retrofit options.

Dublin may be sneezing, but there is no sign of Galway catching a cold.

For Galway native Dara Golden, a fascination with technology and a desire to understand how complex systems operate led him towards a career at the forefront of Ireland’s energy transition. Today, as part of EirGrid’s Graduate Programme, he is using his expertise in artificial intelligence, data analytics and software development to help support the future of Ireland’s electricity grid.

There is a difference between having creative talent in a place and having the infrastructure to allow that talent to flourish.