Galway East TD and Minister for Rural Affairs Seán Canney has advised owners of private water supplies to make use of a revised grant scheme that has been made available to them. Minister Canney said: [...]
Please support the Galway Hospice Sunflower Appeal. Like for most worthy causes, street collections cannot take place this year because of COVID-19. Normally collectors would have been selling Sunflower pins across Galway this Friday and [...]
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has allocated €25,000 each to Galway County Council's Discover Galway Food Experiences initiative and Athenry's Bia Innovator Food Campus. I want to congratulate both projects on these [...]
Galway County Council is seeking up to 15 representatives to take part in the public consultation on the Regeneration Masterplan for Tuam. Galway East TD and Minister for Rural Affairs Seán Canney said: "I would [...]
Galway East TD and Minister for Rural Affairs Seán Canney has welcomed a €50,000 boost for Galway agri-food tourism. The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has allocated €25,000 each to Galway County Council's [...]
Galway Volunteer Centre is running a webinar series for volunteers or staff or non-profit organisations about best practice for returning to community activity as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. The first session on Wednesday June 24 [...]
I am delighted that a range of Galway East heritage projects have been allocated a total of €52,500 in funding under the Built Heritage Investment Scheme for 2020. Our built heritage is an important resource [...]
Sewerage schemes are urgently needed for growth centres in Galway and should be fast-tracked. There are areas for development around the Galway East constituency that need sewerage treatment centres to unlock their potential for badly-needed [...]
A range of Galway East heritage projects have been allocated a total of €52,500 in funding under the Built Heritage Investment Scheme for 2020. Galway East TD and Minister for Rural Affairs Seán Canney said: [...]
We are now in Phase 2 of the four-stage plan for reopening Ireland. This means the following: You can now leave your home, but you are asked to stay local. That means staying within your [...]
