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Galway Bay FM 23 February 2021 print Galway Bay fm newsroom – Galway City Council has agreed to a variation of the City Development Plan to support specific projects outlined in the Galway Transport Strategy. The variation was adopted at last evening’s Local Authority meeting and will see the creation of a new junction at the intersection between College Road and Lough Atalia Road. The adopted variations to the city development plan 2017-2023 contain two parts. The first relates a minor realignment of the Cross City Link located between College Road and Lough Atalia Road to provide for a link through recreation and amenity zoned lands. ....
New Braunfels Catholic church celebrates 175 years of history The church started off with 31 catholic families in 1845 but today, that number has grown to over 5,000 Tags: New Braunfels – The year 1845 does not only represent a landmark for the city of New Braunfels, but also the start of the Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in the city. COVID-19 canceled the city and church’s big plans to celebrate the huge milestone birthday, but that hasn’t stopped church officials from appreciating the history behind it all. “The first German immigrants came and arrived in Galveston and made here to New Braunfels on March 21, 1845 and that was actually good Friday,” said Carolyn Phelan, a minister and the head of the parish archive committee with the church. “We started out with 31 Catholic families in the very beginning and now we have 5,300.” ....