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Attempt to block funding for Muslim Burial Ground in Tuam | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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Approval welcomed by local Muslim community FUNDING for the first Muslim Burial Ground in Co Galway could be in jeopardy despite the development being approved by councillors earlier this month. A new 46-plot graveyard was approved by three votes to two during the September meeting of the Tuam Municipal District. It is earmarked for a site owned by Galway County Council adjacent to the main cemetery in Tuam. If it proceeds it will be just the sixth Muslim burial ground to be developed in Ireland
Major revamp of Dunmoreâs Bridge Street scaled back | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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THE long-planned Regeneration Project at Bridge Street in Dunmore is set to be significantly scaled back. Senior Roads engineer Conrad Harley told last week's meeting Tuam MDC that the focus is now solely on improving safety and the planned dereliction work as well as the creation of a new urban park have been put on hold. Local residents and businesses have campaigned for years regarding the ongoing traffic problems caused by the narrow street and the resulting risks to pedestrians and schoolch
All-Ireland success boosts reformed Annaghdown Community Games group | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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AN ALL-Ireland title could be the catalyst for driving the success of the newly established Cairn Community Games team in Annaghdown. The Community Games see children from across the country taking part in competitions across sports, art, drama, music and problem solving. After a couple years without a team in Annaghdown, a group of dedicated volunteers have taken on the mantle, providing local children with the opportunity to compete in football, hurling, soccer and music. They have already fou
| Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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Only secondary students surveyed until now A NEW survey among local college students and apprentices in Galway will aim to learn more about young adults' views on drugs and alcohol. The survey will be carried out by the Western Region Drugs and Alcohol Taskforce (WRDATF) as part of their ongoing Planet Youth initiative. Up to now the surveys have taken place in local secondary schools every two years. Co-ordinator of Planet Youth Emmet Major told the recent public meeting of the Local Community
Councillor wants urbans areas a priority for hedge cutting | Tuam Herald (opens the original)
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COUNCILLOR Tomas Grealish is calling on Galway County Council to prioritise urban areas in the next round of hedge cutting. The Cathaoirleach of the Athenry/Oranmore MD made the request during last week’s MD meeting. He believes it is paramount that works are carried out in areas which see more road use. “There are so many people passing these urban areas going to school, unlike rural roads. I think this is worth talking about, making sure these busier roads are taken care of first,” remarked Cl
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