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  • Ganley predicts Treaty 'will hurt us'

    Category: News
    Posted on 16/05/2012 by Lorraine O'Hanlon
    Galway-based businessman Declan Ganley has accused the Government of having a “damn cheek” to ask the electorate to give up even more sovereignty in the forthcoming Fiscal Treaty Referendum.  The Libertas Institute Chair announced at the weekend that he would be campaigning for a ‘no’ vote in the referendum as, he said, the fiscal treaty is not going to come close to solving Ireland’s and Europe’s economic problems.
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  • Uncertain future for Matthew

    Category: News
    Posted on 16/05/2012 by Conor Harrington
    PatFrankandMattieConaty2012142_1.jpg The father of a son with a severe intellectual disability has expressed concern for his son’s future, as he prepares to graduate from school in the summer.  Matthew Conaty cannot communicate, is on a feeding mechanism, and requires constant supervision. He attends Rosedale Special School in Renmore, but will have nowhere else to progress to in June when he turns 18 years of age, as the Government is only obliged to provide services to children up to the age of 18 years.
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  • Plans confirmed for Kirwan Roundabout

    Category: News
    Posted on 16/05/2012 by Marie Madden
    The long-running debate over the future of the Kirwan Roundabout came to an end last night, with Galway City Councillors voting to remove the Menlo Park Hotel exit from the junction. While the current roundabout has five lanes, it is to be replaced with a four lane signalised junction under the N6 Multi-Modal Corridor Improvement Scheme.
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Ganley predicts Treaty 'will hurt us'

Category: News
Galway-based businessman Declan Ganley has accused the Government of having a “damn cheek” to ask the electorate to give up even more sovereignty in the forthcoming Fiscal Treaty Referendum.
Read more…

Uncertain future for Matthew

Category: News
The father of a son with a severe intellectual disability has expressed concern for his son’s future, as he prepares to graduate from school in the summer.
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Bypass hearing to begin this July

Category: News
A decision on the future of the Galway City Outer bypass is one step closer, with a date set for the European Court of Justice hearing.
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Plans confirmed for Kirwan Roundabout

Category: News
The long-running debate over the future of the Kirwan Roundabout came to an end last night, with Galway City Councillors voting to remove the Menlo Park Hotel exit from the junction.
Read more…