2 h. ago New Twin Towns signage ‘more fitting of Times Square’ – Harley

A local councillor has hit out at the choice of bright new signage ‘slapped on’ the front of an historic… The post New Twin Towns signage ‘more fitting of Times Square’ – Harley appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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4 h. ago East Donegal councillors pay tribute to ‘titan of boxing’, Peter O’Donnell

Main pic: The late Peter O’Donnell with boxer Wayne McCullough in 1992.  Councillors in the Lifford-Stranorlar Municipal District (MD) this… The post East Donegal councillors pay tribute to ‘titan of boxing’, Peter O’Donnell appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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6 h. ago €6m in grants to refurbish 100 vacant and derelict Galway homes

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Almost €6 million in grants has helped bring over a hundred vacant and derelict homes back into use in Galway. Since 2022, 765 refurbishment grant applications were made, with 520 approvals from homeowners across the city and county. Nationally, the figures revealed by the Housing Minister show […] The post €6m in grants to refurbish 100 vacant and derelict Galway homes appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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6 h. ago 'War on dereliction’ as 13 councils fail to acquire any derelict site through CPO last year

Eight local authorities also failed to commence a CPO.

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6 h. ago Thirteen councils revealed not to have used their powers to CPO any derelict sites last year

Eight local authorities also failed to commence a CPO.

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8 h. ago Councillors pass €12.8m budget for Loughrea Gort/Kinvara area

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Local councillors have passed a 12.8 million euro budget for the Loughrea and Gort/Kinvara area in 2026. The annual budget covers the running of the municipal district – such as roadworks, social housing maintenance, public parks, and street parking. Councillors raised concerns over the 311 thousand euro […] The post Councillors pass €12.8m budget for Loughrea Gort/Kinvara area appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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20 h. ago Applications for council’s Community Climate Action Funding to open

Donegal County Council are delighted to announce that applications for funding under Phase 2 of the Community Climate Action Programme… The post Applications for council’s Community Climate Action Funding to open appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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21 h. ago Job Vacancy: Experienced Site Foreman required by leading shopfitting company

Are you an experienced Site Foreman with a background in joinery, shopfitting, or fit-outs?  Carndonagh-based Ashley Martin Shopfitting is seeking a… The post Job Vacancy: Experienced Site Foreman required by leading shopfitting company appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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21 h. ago Netanyahu’s grip on power faces test following Gaza ceasefire

As Israel enters election year, Israeli opposition parties still hold the edge and the prime minister’s path to a stable majority is uncertain

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21 h. ago Dublin Airport's 'the Mound' set for major upgrade as new plane

The plans involve a major upgrade to the plane-spotting site located to the south of the airport.

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23 h. ago High Court rejects challenge to Fine Gael’s direction to councillors in presidential race

Businessman alleged instruction not to nominate independents was unconstitutional

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24 h. ago Northern Ireland Open: Shaun Murphy powers into second round with 4

Northern Ireland Open: Shaun Murphy powers into second round with 4-0 win  Sports Talk Florida

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25 h. ago Galway Simon Community wins Public Choice Award at National Community Housing Awards

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Galway Simon Community has won the Public Choice Award at the ICSH Community Housing Awards for its flagship housing development, Sómas. It’s a development of 10 high-quality, A-rated one-bedroom apartments on a formerly derelict site in Galway City. The homes are purpose-built for older people and people […] The post Galway Simon Community wins Public Choice Award at National Community Housing Awards appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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26 h. ago Graffiti in East Donegal village condemned as acts of hatred

A Donegal County Councillor has said that racist and sectarian graffiti sprayed on a road in St Johnston does not… The post Graffiti in East Donegal village condemned as acts of hatred appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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27 h. ago Dublin City Council aims to stamp out bonfires before they’re lit this Halloween

Dublin City Council aims to stamp out bonfires before they’re lit this Halloween  Dublin Live

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33 h. ago Gaza ceasefire in effect, say Israel and Trump, following wave of Israeli air strikes

Hamas and Israel say they are committed to ceasefire as regional powers scramble to avoid collapse

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34 h. ago Minister turns sod on €23.6m housing scheme – and opens two other developments

Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage James Browne has officially broken ground on a €23.6 million mixed-tenure housing development in Claregalway – and opened housing developments in Ardrahan and Tuam on his whistlestop tour of the county. The 88-unitClaregalway scheme, led by Galway County Council and supported by €12m funding from the Department of […] The post Minister turns sod on €23.6m housing scheme – and opens two other developments appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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42 h. ago 🇮🇪 Lottie O’Driscoll Murray to represent Ireland at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025

🇮🇪 Lottie O’Driscoll Murray to represent Ireland at the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025  That Eurovision Site

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42 h. ago Decision due on bid to revive Waterford Airport with mystery US investor's €30m backing

Councillors will decide whether to transfer 207 acres at the airport in an attempt to attract private sector investment.

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48 h. ago Research reveals how outsourcing enjoyable tasks might make them less appealing.

Research reveals how outsourcing enjoyable tasks might make them less appealing.  Psychology Today

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