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Galway Bay FM
11 May 2021
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Galway Bay fm newsroom – There’s a rift among city councillors over the management of toilets, outdoor dining and public drinking.
The argument was sparked at this week’s meeting when Independent Colette Connolly called for a meeting of councillors and the Gardaí to discuss outdoor drinking and the sale of takeaway pints by publicans.
At this week’s Council meeting Councillor Colette Connolly expressed her concern at the rise in the amount of people drinking in public in recent weeks and the impact it’s having on the city centre.
She said off licence sales, takeaway pints and the lack of enforcement of public drinking bye-laws has created a situation where the city has become an extension of the pub.
Galway Bay FM
24 April 2021
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Galway Bay FM Newsroom – Galway City Council has given a firm commitment to tackle climate change and biodiversity issues.
A motion from Green Party Councillor Martina O’Connor and Fianna Fáil’s Peter Keane, calling for the Council to take a bigger role in tackling environmental issues has been supported unanimously
Under the motion, Galway City Council has agreed to fully endorse the contents of the international “Leaders Pledge for Nature,” signed by Ireland prior to the UN Biodiversity Summit in September 2020.
Specifically from this international declaration, the City Council has affirmed its unequivocal support and commitment to the statement in the declaration, that the earth is in a state of planetary emergency and the interdependent crisis of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation and climate change require urgent and immediate global action.