Pálás Arthouse Cinema to be provided without charge by Council on long-term lease
EXPRESSIONS of interest to operate the Pálás Arthouse Cinema are being sought by Galway City Council.
EXPRESSIONS of interest to operate the Pálás Arthouse Cinema are being sought by Galway City Council.
Pictured at the launch (L-R): Mayor of Galway City, Cllr Peter Keane, Sinead Curran (proprietor, Fairhill Cafe), and Tracy Bruen GALWAY City’s innovative “Café Lates” pilot initiative returns for a second year.
CASUAL trading licences are now being accepted by Galway County Council for the St. Nicholas Summer Market which will run in July and August.
Celebrating the launch of the Galway City and County Metropolitan Area Socio Economic Profile at the National Planning Conference 2025, Salthill, Galway City, 9-11 April 2025 are Faolán Hamilton, People and Place; Emy Pye, People and Place; Justin Gleeson, People and Place; Leonard Cleary, Chief Executive of Galway City Council; Liam Hanrahan, Director of Services, …
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Left to Right: Director of Services Patrick Greene, Environmental Awareness Officer Fergal Cushen, Assistant Staff Officer Diarmaid Ó Nualláin, Waste Enforcement Officer David Walsh, Deputy Mayor of the City of Galway, Cllr. Niall Mc Nelis SPACES for Biodiversity Competition will return for a second year, Galway City Council have announced.
Paula Kearney, Biodiversity Officer, Galway City Council, Ciar O’Toole, Senior Ecologist, MARA, Minister Timmy Dooley, TD, Karein Dubsky, Coastwatch Coordinator. CLARE JUNIOR MINISTER, Timmy Dooley (FF) met with volunteers, sea swimmers, local and national authorities at a workshop and field trip on coastal water quality protection in Salthill.
A SIX month pilot programme is to be launched in Galway City to provide greater access to arts and culture.
A SERIES of three sewing workshops took place over three evenings at the Galway Bay Hotel earlier this month, offering participants the chance to learn sewing techniques through the medium of spectacular African print fabrics, with local designer Virtue Shine.
Irish Officer, Marcus Ó Conaire, assisting Cllr Donal Lyons (IND) with a Gaeilge translation before the start of Galway City Council’s first fully bilingual meeting. Photograph: Cormac MacMahon HISTORY WAS made on Monday when Galway City Council hosted a fully bilingual meeting.
SENIOR OFFICIALS and Elected Members from Galway City and County Councils and Galway Chamber of Commerce met at The Galmont Hotel on Wednesday morning to discuss opportunities for leveraging government support for key strategic priorities for Galway and the wider North-Western Region.