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Drivers across Galway city are being warned to expect significant traffic disruption over the coming months as major water infrastructure works are carried out in the east of the city.

After a mammoth process, beset with delay, error, legal challenges, oral hearings, environmental concern, remittance, competing analyses, pandemic, demolition of families’ homes, fundamental questions of public policy, falcons, horses, bats, butterflies, and whatever-your-having-yourself, in April, the 18km route from Coolagh to the R336 Coast Road was finally granted planning permission.

With summer upon us and a few heatwaves already under the belt, Uisce Éireann has launched its water conservation campaign asking people in Galway to conserve and help protect and preserve water supplies by adopting simple water saving practices at home, in the garden and at work.

When a neighbourhood pub changes hands these days, there is always concern that it may be closed and transformed into apartments, or another commercial concern, denying the community a place to congregate, console and celebrate.

When a neighbourhood pub changes hands these days, there is always concern that it may be closed and transformed into apartments, or another commercial concern, denying the community a place to congregate, console and celebrate.

Independent Ireland councillors Noel Thomas and Sean Cunniffe have secured council backing for a motion calling on Minister Jack Chambers to classify University Hospital Galway as critical infrastructure under the incoming Critical Infrastructure Bill.

Sometimes the most important signals in the property market are not the headlines about prices or rent reforms. They are the deeper structural indicators that reveal where the housing system is truly under strain.

Minister James Browne met a group of Fianna Fáil city and county councillors last week, where he was asked to expedite water infrastructure to encourage house building on the outskirts of Galway city.

Almost 80 activists opposing the slaughter and starvation of Palestinians greeted Taoiseach Micheál Martin as he unveiled the €550 million Crown Square development in Mervue last Friday afternoon.

The ongoing lack of critical water infrastructure on the Eastside of Galway City has reached a tipping point with Cllr Alan Cheevers saying that no further housing developments can proceed until a decision is made on the Merlin Park Pumping Station this June.