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Ros a Mhil fishermen join environmental initiative

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Fishermen in Ros a Mhíl are participating in Bord Iascaigh Mhara’s ‘Fishing for Litter’ programme. The programme is funded under the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund and...

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Brothers of Charity hopes to provide more city accommodation

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The Brothers of Charity Services in Galway are hoping to expand their residential accommodation in the city The charity is seeking planning permission to change an existing...

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Objection to planned nursing home in Oranmore village

Galway Bay fm newsroom – An objection has been lodged against plans to transform a hotel in Oranmore into a nursing home Tasbeem Limited were granted planning permission by the county council in...

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Arts Minister to officially open unique 1916 exhibition in the city

A modern-day re-imagining of the Dublin-based headquarters of the Irish Revolution will be officially opened in the city in the next half hour. It’s part of a major 1916 conference taking place at NUI...

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Inverin to host unique Parliament of the Arts

Galway Bay fm newsroom – A unique Parliament of the Arts will take place in Inverin, Connemara tomorrow. (Sat 12 Nov) The event will discuss whether the 1916 commemorations have had an influence on the...

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Step forward for expansion of Athenry boys national school

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The expansion of the Athenry Boys National School has taken a step forward. OPW Minister and Galway East TD Sean Canney has confirmed that a Quantity Surveyor for the project...

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Galway University Hospitals launch art workshops for staff

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Galway University Hospitals have launched an arts project for Saolta staff as part of International Arts and Health Month. The art project introduces staff art workshops to...

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Arts Minister says it’s important Apple gets go-ahead for Athenry base

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The Arts Minister says it’s important that Apple gets the go-ahead to build its planned 850 million euro data centre in Athenry. Minister Heather Humphreys has been speaking to...

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Galway fisheries to benefit from 12 million euro national fund

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Fisheries along Galway’s coast are set to benefit from a new 12 million euro fund The Minister for Agriculture, food and the Marine, Michael Creed, has announced 12 million...

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Safety upgrades for Connemara community centres

Galway Bay fm newsroom – €10,000 has been ringfenced for safety and improvement works at two community centres in Connemara. Cill Chiaran Community Centre and Pobal Man Ean Teo in Recess will share the...

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Thousands to gather in city for annual Science and Technology Festival

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Thousands of people will descend on the city from tomorrow for the annual Galway Science and Technology Festival. The event, which is now in its 19th year, runs for two weeks...

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Oranmore traffic plan to be altered in bid to ease congestion

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The county council is to alter its traffic plan for Oranmore in a bid to ease traffic congestion through the village. At a meeting of the council, Councillor Martina Kinane...

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Planners refuse expansion of Craughwell commercial development

Galway Bay fm newsroom – An application for more time to build an extension to a retail unit in Craughwell village has been refused by county planners Jody Connolly had sought an extension of time to...

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County Cathaoirleach urges Bord na Mona to save jobs

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The County Cathaoirleach has written to Bord na Móna urging it to reconsider a move to outsource peat haulage to private contractors. Cathaoirleach Michael Connolly says the...

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High Court to decide today on third judicial review of Apple’s Athenry plans

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The High Court will decide today whether or not to fast-track a third application for a Judicial Review against a decision to allow Apple’s planned data centre in Athenry. Last...

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Government slammed over increase in Galway homeless figures

Galway Bay fm newsroom – It’s being claimed that Galway’s rising homeless figures are a clear indictment of the Governments failure to take action on the crisis. Senator Trevor O’ Clochartaigh says the...

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NUI Galway refutes claims of continued gender discrimination

Galway Bay fm newsroom – NUI Galway is refuting claims that it’s ‘punishing’ women who highlighted issues surrounding gender discrimination at the university. In a statement to Galway Bay FM News, NUI...

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Hundreds of students call on NUI Galway to stop investing in fossil fuels

Galway Bay fm newsroom – A petition of over 1000 signatures will be presented to the President of NUI Galway next week asking him to sell off the university’s shares in fossil fuels. The Climate...

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Another judicial review over Apple’s Athenry plans to be heard in Commercial...

Galway Bay fm newsroom – The High Court has given Apple the go-ahead to have another legal challenge against its Athenry data centre heard in the commercial court Last month, a judicial review of An...

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City council budget passed with introduction of fees for Sunday afternoon...

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Galway city council has passed what the city CEO has proclaimed to be the most difficult budget to balance in his 40 years in local government. Brendan McGrath told the often...

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