Dara Bradley
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Supermacâs objects to planned Starbucks drive-through in Galway (opens the original)
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Supermacâs has lodged an objection against plans to open a drive-through cafe by a franchise of Starbucks in Galway city. An online petition by the Galway Commuter Coalition opposing plans for an outlet of the worldâs largest coffeehouse has already attracted 2,500 signatures. Supermacâs Ireland Limited has added its weight to the opposition by lodging a submission to Galway City Council opposing the plans for the drive-through cafe at Galway Shopping Centre off the Headford Road. It cited
âHeâs keeping our village aliveâ: Doonbeg residents prepare to host Donald Trump (opens the original)
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It has been suggested Ireland should refuse to roll out the red carpet for Donald Trump as he visits west Clare this weekend. But Doonbeg residents are sparing nothing as they ready themselves for the arrival of the 47th president of the United States â and for the 2026 Irish Open which they believe could provide an economic boost to the area for decades to come. âWeâre not all in agreement with everything heâs doing in the world, but heâs keeping our village alive,â says Caroline Ke
Galway social housing tenants could lose homes through misbehaviour, says judge (opens the original)
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A District Court judge has warned social housing tenants in Co Galway they could be evicted by the local authority and their homes reallocated if they misbehave. Judge James Faughnan said there was a housing crisis, and Galway County Council has powers to âput people out of their homesâ if they are involved in antisocial behaviour. âThereâs a housing shortage,â said Faughnan at Ballinasloe District Court. âIf they donât behave in the house theyâre given, other people could get th
Man (33) charged with murder of his mother in Galway city (opens the original)
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A 33-year-old man has appeared in court charged with murdering his mother at her home in Galway in April. Dubravko Ostojic was previously charged with seriously assaulting Milena Ostojic at a house they shared at Claà Mór, Ballybrit. The 65-year-old woman died on April 25th at University Hospital Galway. At Galway District Court on Wednesday, Det Garda Gerry Carroll gave evidence of arrest, charge and caution of the accused. He said Ostojic made no reply when charged after caution with the mur
New Galway road strategy aims to reduce deaths and serious injury by half (opens the original)
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Lower speed limits and more roadside speed-safety cameras are among the 50 actions contained in a new strategy to significantly reduce road deaths in Co Galway. The strategy, published on Tuesday, aims to reduce road fatalities and serious injury by 15 per cent by 2027, and 50 per cent by 2030. The ultimate national target is described in the plan by Sam Waide, chief executive of the Road Safety Authority (RSA), as a âserious commitment to end all deaths and serious injuries on our roadsâ by
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