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Major policing operation at Port of Galway continues
Around 60 gardaí remained on duty in and around Port of Galway entry points until Wednesday night this week, after a makeshift blockade was cleared on Sunday.
No white smoke yet for Ring Road
The planning file was updated last Friday, March 27, and a number of senior government politicians have let it be known that they expect news soon, although there has been no indication as to whether a grant or refusal is the outcome.
Renmore residents beg drivers to divert
The group of concerned residents says it has resorted to asking Advertiser readers, who drive, to chose main road routes if they are not visiting their neighbourhood, plagued by rat runners seeking to skip traffic lights on the Old Dublin Road.
Seven years in, Irish Citylink celebrates continuing Ballina – Galway route
Irish Citylink has reassured passengers and communities that it will continue to operate existing five daily services between Ballina and Galway, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity for the towns and villages along this important corridor. This includes five departures Monday–Saturday and four on Sundays.
Travellers call on city pubs to let them in
Posters have been erected around town advertising a ‘March to the Arch’ on Saturday, March 21, at 1.30pm from Galway Cathedral to Spanish Arch.
College concern on leaks to media, is leaked
In correspondence seen by the Advertiser, the university’s Executive Dean, Professor Rebecca Braun, wrote a strongly worded email to all departmental heads this week, complaining that a confidential document circulated with college members last Tuesday “was passed to the Irish Times with near immediate effect last week”.
Bangers and smash - three awards for Galway butcher’s spectacular sausages
A top Galway butcher's has struck gold in style for sensational sausages.
Bish rejects 250 boys
The largest boys school in Galway city has been forced to reject 250 applicants for its autumn 2026 term as it has run out of space.
Renmore rat run busy as Times Square – minister
Minister of State Noel Grealish has called on the Department of Transport to fund Galway City Council’s efforts to tackle the thousands of vehicles using Renmore as a rat run.
Terror attack averted but fear remains
Two men appeared before Portlaose District Court last Friday connected to an alleged plot to blow up a place of worship in Ballybrit, and accommodation centres across the city. They were intercepted in Laois last week, and charged with possession of explosives.
