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Galway Bay FM
25 May 2021
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Galway Bay fm newsroom – Concerns have been raised over the prioritised route selection process and the timeline for the rollout of the planned city cycle network.
Several councillors raised issues regarding the planned cycling infrastructure at last evening’s meeting of the city council.
During a discussion on the April and May Chief Executive’s reports, several councillors voiced concerns regarding the proposed cycle network plan.
The May CE report outlines that route option selection reports have been issued to the National Transport Authority for the initial phases of the plan at Ballyloughane Road, Doughiska Road South, Eglinton Canal, Clybaun Road, and Bóthar Stíofain.
Galway Bay FM
19 April 2021
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Galway Bay FM Newsroom – Galway City Council is to seek a Government resolution to end payments to the County Council which it has been making since the city boundary was extended in the 1980s.
At this month’s City Council meeting, Councillor John Connolly raised the matter as part of a discussion on the Council’s 2020 annual financial statement.
Councillor Connolly asked the executive committee how much the city is paying the county for the boundary extension which was altered in 1985.
The City Manager Brendan McGrath told the meeting, the city pays the county approximately €1 million annually to compensate for lost revenue and that the fee is divided up through three shared services.
Galway Bay FM
28 January 2021
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Galway Bay fm newsroom – There are calls for Galway City Council to respond to an An Taisce study which reported that large quantities of raw sewage are entering the River Corrib and Galway Bay.
The study compiled in Autumn 2020 claims that the equivalent of 35 swimming pools of wastewater are entering the bodies of water in the city each month.
The investigation further claimed the council did not adequately report frequent discharges of wastewater containing untreated sewage as individual incidents to the EPA.
City Councillor John Connolly says the report raises serious questions.
In a statement to Galway Bay fm, Galway city council says a full response will be issued in the coming days following the report.
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