The Land Development Agency (LDA) has filed an appeal against the rejection of its plans for a development of 356 homes in Galway city.

Hundreds of residents are backing a campaign for a dedicated bus service from Bearna to Galway city, as commuters report overcrowded buses regularly passing them by, forcing reliance on cars and taxis.

The Galway City Council's parking app has been shortlisted for national awards, despite ongoing concerns regarding its functionality or implementation.

Galway City Council has stated that its efforts to address littering in the Salthill area will continue, indicating ongoing measures to maintain cleanliness.

A new community hub, including a preschool and a sports pitch, is being planned for Galway city as an existing resource centre approaches its capacity.

Plans to construct 356 apartments in Galway city have been rejected due to public health and safety fears.

A Galway city resident who won a €17,000 Lotto prize expressed surprise and plans to use the winnings for a holiday.

Galway city is seeking public input on the proposed redevelopment of the Eyre Square tourist office.

Uncertainty surrounds the future of Galway City Hall as councillors are split on the building's use following the relocation to Crown Square.

Iconic landmarks in Galway city have been allocated €260,000 in heritage funding to support their preservation and maintenance.

A guesthouse located in Galway city centre has been put up for sale with an asking price of €1.9 million.

Following an incident where gardaí were called to a playground, there is a call for a designated space for teenagers in Galway city to address youth gathering issues.

A coffee shop in Galway city expressed immense pride after one of its staff members was recognized as the best barista in Ireland.

Plans for significant upgrades to a school in Galway city have been approved, which will include the addition of a new sports pitch among other improvements.

Planning approval has been granted for the N6 Galway City Ring Road, an 18km project, following years of delays, High Court challenges, and two decades of debate and legal wrangling.

A number of organisations and community groups have marched in Galway city to stand together on International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

Irish police (Gardaí) have issued an appeal for witnesses following an assault on a cyclist in Galway city.

New housing developments in Galway city have received approval, despite ongoing concerns regarding safety and potential overdevelopment in the area.

A coffee dock located at Leisureland in Galway city has opened its doors to a new tenant, signaling a change in its operation.

Plans have been announced for a new housing development in Galway city, which is set to include 39 homes.

Galway is set to host a vibrant array of festivals and events throughout July, offering numerous attractions as the city embraces the summer season.

Public opinion is being sought ahead of the rollout of CCTV cameras in Galway city, aimed at tackling illegal dumping and littering.

Galway City Council has approved significant zoning changes, which are expected to shape the next phase of growth and development for the city.

President Catherine Connolly was awarded the Freedom of Galway City, delivering an acceptance speech in both Irish and English that emphasized international peace and equality.

Galway city centre has fallen 17 places in the latest IBAL survey, while the east side of the city has shown significant improvement thanks to a new Tidy Towns team.

Plans for new homes in Galway city have been approved, despite opposition and concerns raised regarding pedestrians and wildlife. The development will proceed despite these objections.

Plans for a major 'rejuvenation project' in Galway city centre have been put on public display, inviting community feedback on the proposed revamp.

An audit found that the majority of bus shelters in Galway City remain unlit, as the council faces a funding gap and challenges with ESB regulations.

Early tallies in the Galway West bye-election indicate a tight race, with strong showings from Fine Gael's Seán Kyne, Galway city's mayor Mike Cubbard, and Labour's Helen Ogbu.

A property in Galway city centre, Merchants Square, has come up for sale, offering a potential annual return of almost 10 percent.

Galway City in Ireland is considering a nightly tourist tax that could raise $2.1 million a year, drawing both support and sharp criticism from local leaders.

The Galway City Ring Road project has finally received approval from An Coimisiún Pleanála, concluding over 20 years of delays.

Works are underway at the troubled Parkmore Hill junction in Galway, but businesses and local representatives warn that congestion remains a major concern ahead of Races Week.

An appeal has been lodged to transform a former Order of Malta community building in Galway city into a guesthouse.

Plans for an eight-storey hotel in Galway city have returned to An Coimisiún Pleanála, continuing a six-year saga of development proposals.

A man in his 20s has been hospitalized following an alleged assault in Galway city centre.

A new exhibition at Galway City Museum is sharing the experiences of individuals born in the Tuam Mother and Baby Home, aiming to shed light on their stories.

A distinctive five-bedroom house located along a canal in Galway city has been listed for sale with an asking price of €600,000. The property is considered a landmark residence in the area.

One man was injured in an assault in Kilkenny city, while another sustained serious injuries in a late-night street assault in Galway city. Both incidents involved men being attacked in different Irish cities.

Uisce Éireann has commenced significant water mains upgrade projects in Gorey and Dunboyne, while also responding to a major burst in Galway city. These initiatives aim to replace old pipes prone to leaks and bursts, improving water infrastructure across various locations.

Final approval has been given for the construction of a 36-apartment block located near Galway city's Crown Square development.

Plans have been submitted to transform a disused betting shop located in Galway city, Ireland, into a new guesthouse accommodation.

A €12.6 million investment has been announced for the ambitious redevelopment of the Galway City Museum in Ireland.

Five buildings in Galway city continue to lie vacant after several major businesses ceased operations, highlighting ongoing challenges in the local commercial landscape.

Rents in Galway city have increased by nearly 20%, with the average cost for a two-bedroom apartment now approaching €2,300. This significant rise highlights the ongoing housing affordability challenges in the region.

Following the approval of the long-awaited Galway City Ring Road, questions arise regarding deadlines, the €1bn budget, and potential home demolitions as the project moves forward.

Galway city is still grappling with significant traffic congestion, primarily due to the high volume of vehicles, particularly cars, on its roads daily, despite numerous past and present plans to alleviate the issue.