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Major upgrades for Annaghdown facility | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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A MAJOR upgrade of the facilities in Cregg over the coming years will allow Annaghdown GAA, LGFA and Camogie clubs to cater for the 74 teams they currently have participating across the codes. The development plan for the GAA grounds in Cregg in Annaghdown has been launched by the three clubs alongside a sizeable fundraising campaign. Upgrades to the facilities are expected to take between three to five years to complete over seven phases, with fundraising and grant aids helping to cover costs.
Plans lodged for 229 acre solar farm in North Galway | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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A PLANNING application for a solar farm on 229 acres (93 hectares) of land in the Turloughmore, Lackagh and Knockdoe areas has been lodged with Galway County Council. Blackthorn Solar Farm, a subsidiary of BayWa r.e. Ireland Ltd, is seeking a ten-year permission for the development on lands in the townlands of Knockdoemore, Lackagh Beg, Knockdoebeg West and Cahernashilleeny, in the vicinity of the Claregalway and Turloughmore GAA grounds. The proposed solar farm would have a lifespan of 40 years
Galway âleft on the back footâ for council funding | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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SEVERAL Councillors have said Galway County Council is lacking when it comes to matters such as road maintenance because of underfunding. In a wide-ranging discussion at last weekâs Ballinasloe MDC meeting that covered a number of issues related to the local authority, Moylough Cllr Michael Connolly referenced the poor return that Galway County Council receives from the Equalisation Fund in light of the amount of Local Property Tax (LPT) collected from people in the county. âWeâre lagging
Over 2000 acres for solar farm in Galway | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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Plans for 200 acre project in Turloughmore area ANOTHER solar farm taking in over 200 acres of land is being planned for North East Galway in the Knockdoe and Turloughmore areas. Blackthorn Solar Farm is proposing a solar farm on 227acres (92 hectares) of land in the townlands of Knockdoemore, Lackagh Beg, Knockdoebeg West and Cahernashilleeny. The development is the latest planned for the North East Galway region, where over 2,000acres of land has been earmarked for solar farm developments stre
Over 120 pubs have shut in Galway since 2005 | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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AN Uber taxi service and a reduction in VAT rates on the price of alcohol could be of great benefit to the pub trade in rural Ireland, according to publicans in Dunmore and Abbeyknockmoy. Pubs have been put up for sale in recent times in places such as Barnaderg, Kiltevna, Monivea and Castleblakeney. A report released last week from the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland (DIGI) detailed that a quarter of Irish pubs have closed since 2005, or 2,205, and concluded that 124 pubs (21 per cent) of pubs
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