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Cancer patients in Galway are facing dangerous delays in diagnosis and treatment, contributing to avoidable deaths, the Irish Cancer Society has warned.

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UHG misses treatment target for prostate cancer patients by 93 per cent ↗

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Galway City Council is inviting people to enjoy the fine weather promised this weekend in the city, and while you are here, ‘Love this Place, Leave no Trace’. With summer in swing and festival season in full flow, Galway City Council is asking people to ‘use the bin or bring it with you’.

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Enjoy the fine weather in the West this weekend – and leave no trace ↗

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University of Galway' Student Union president, Maisie Hall, condemned the recently announced €1,000 college fees increase stating that it will simply make this bad situation worse.

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College fees increase is 'retrograde step' says SU President ↗

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Uisce Éireann has confirmed that crews are working to repair a burst water main in Galway city today, affecting supply to approximately 1,800 homes and businesses.

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Burst water main disrupts supply for 1,800 homes and businesses ↗

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A new consortium of non-profit organisations has issued a call for civic groups to join its alliance to convince Galway City Council to rent out its empty, €8million Pálás Cinema for community use.

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Civic consortium bids to run Pálás Cinema ↗

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Mark your calendars, Galway! On Friday, June 27, 2025, Specsavers Headford Road is hosting an exciting contact lens event designed to open your eyes to a world of clear vision and unparalleled freedom. Whether you are a seasoned contact lens wearer or curious about making the switch from glasses, this is an unmissable opportunity to explore the latest advancements and benefits.

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Discover contact lenses at Specsavers Headford Rd ↗

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A €2 billion tidal barrier for the city, a modified Salmon Weir Barrage, an offshore breakwater opposite Salthill, and massive landscaping of the Corrib and coastline are all options rejected before the next stage of Galway’s massive flood relief plan begins.

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Two billion euro Bay boom rejected ↗

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The much-loved Moyne Villa Summer Camps are set to return once again this year, bringing three weeks of football, fun and friendship to local children aged 5 to 13.

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Moyne Villa Summer Camps Return for 2025 ↗

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