Galway City Council

Party says statutory authorities were notified as soon as it became aware of the claims against him

New crossing intended to reduce collisions on 200-year-old Salmon Weird Bridge

Quashing of road plan means those living in housing estate don’t know if they will be forced to find a new home

Fianna Fail’s Ollie Crowe said that it has been an ongoing problem for the past two years and never ‘effectively addressed or stamped out’

Some 637 homes to be delivered by Cork while Galway aims to provide 1,435 social homes in 2022

An Bord Pleanála concedes case against €600m ring road saying it was not aware of climate plan before decision

Keen cyclist Harry McGee found a two-hour cycle in and around Galway this week to be an eye-opening experience

Status red, the highest level warning, issued for Clare and Galway as winds batter country

Mayor express ‘deep shock’ at fatality in area and vows to make concerns known to Minister

City’s hiring of urban planners mirrors similar Dublin strategy in 2008

Sinead Barrett says council could use sirens to warn public to get away from rising waters

ESB repair crews reconnected the last customers cut off during the storm on Thursday night

Bonham Quay scheme spearheaded by Gerry Barrett receives planning permission

The tax automatically returns to the base rate each year of 0.18% of the house price

Council and developers in talks ahead of year as European Capital of Culture in 2020

Five trees were cut down without permission in Salthill Park over the weekend

Labour councillor calls on families moved from waste facility in January to ‘calm down’

Young families including 15 children take action as talks with Galway council continue

Families with 15 children have been living at entrance to waste facility for 6 months

Families of 15 children, including an 11-week-old baby, living at entrance to waste facility

Increased risk of flooding along Liffey, more than 200 homes uninhabitable nationwide

December confirmed as wettest on record, while Shannon level still rising in Athlone

Members of the public have been asked to exercise extreme caution when walking along exposed seafronts and piers, given the expected high tides and inclement weather

Galway West deputy and former party whip withdraws candidacy due to medical advice

Irish Water tells residents for second time this year not to use water until further notice

Replica of stone statue of ‘Galway’s Chekhov’ may be unveiled in Eyre Square

All the Lonely People: After her mother died, Zeenie Summers moved to Ireland to stay with her father, but she fell into depression and homelessness before finding a new kind of family

Housing crisis affecting students, new employees and almost 4,500 on housing list

Family homelessness predicament is spiralling out of control

Picture Palace ran into series of obstacles after first sod turned in 2009

Group says opposition from local authorities and lenders is causing project to ‘struggle’

Re-sampling results indicate Salthill bacteria levels ‘within safe standards’

UCD’s book of condolence signed more than 20,000 times since being opened last week

Books of condolence to remain open in some areas next week to allow public pay tribute

Julie Grace has written a book about what she believes was an abuse of power by Galway City Council in their move to evict a vulnerable woman in 2004

New bye-laws recommended to Galway City Council to deal with anti-social behaviour

Racecourse, university and residents disappointed at €500m ‘preferred route corridor’

Residents affected by €500 million project say they are devastated by chosen route

Four Dublin authorities, Limerick, Galway and Waterford councils face targets

Ronan Conneely just months from finishing Masters when fall caused severe head injuries