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Magnificent bronze statue of city’s inspiration teeters toward scrap heap (opens the original)
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A stunning statue of the mythical princess the city, county and bay of Galway are named after may never grace the banks of the Corrib after a spat between its maker and the City Council. Sculptor of international renown Alan Clarke has written a five-page account of his attempts to have Gailbhe installed on the city’s newest bridge, the €10m Droichead an Dóchas. The Advertiser has seen the finished Gailbhe, and can reveal Clarke has formally withdrawn from the project. It would have been the cit
It’s official - New city council logo places ancient ‘g’ above sailing boat (opens the original)
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City Hall unveiled a new logo today, the first redesign in decades since its current ‘G’ - paired with the city’s sixteenth century coat of arms - was designed in 1984 for the city’s 500th anniversary, and refreshed in a 2007 rebranding. Officials are expected to hang the commissioned logo prominently at their new, €36 million HQ at Crown Square, Mervue, ahead of their big move from College Road in the coming months. The council said the design cost after a competitive procurement process was €2
Stage set for winter season at Town Hall Theatre (opens the original)
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Three months of theatre, music, comedy, dance, and special events will be held at the Town Hall Theatre overt the coming autumn-winter season. Its bill from October to December is designed to appeal to audiences of all ages, with a vibrant mix of festivals, established favourites and new productions from touring artists and local talent. “We are thrilled to announce our programme for the final quarter of 2026,” says venue director Fergal Mc Grath. “We have worked hard to create a season that off
Green light for €70m park in Knocknacarra (opens the original)
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Twelve acres of greenspace at Millers Lane, and on the neighbouring Kingston Lands, may now be transformed into state-of-the-art sporting and recreational amenities for Knocknacarra, where a lack of facilities has been a perennial problem for its 24,000 residents. The proposed development will include pitches, buildings, viewing terraces and car parking in a multi-phase development estimated by sources close to the project to cost €70 million in total. For Millers Lane, permission has been grant
Weir in the money - €2.5m for bridge facelift (opens the original)
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The Roads Department of Galway City Council is understood to be close to selecting a contractor to begin a four-year project to rejuvenate the 208-year-old Salmon Weir Bridge, with works to begin in the coming months. Originally designed by lauded, nineteenth century Irish architect William Vitruvius Morrison to link the court house with the county gaol – today the site of Galway Cathedral – the majestic span has faced criticism for many years for looking tatty and worn, with broken kerbing, dam
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