Calls for part of €13 billion Apple tax payment be spent on groundwork for Ardaun development on east of city
Published:
-
-
Author: GBFM News
~ 1 minutes read
Some of €13 billion owed by Apple to the Irish government should be used to lay the groundwork for the long-awaited Ardaun development on the east side of Galway City.
That’s according to Fianna Fáil councillor Alan Cheevers, following the controversial European Court ruling earlier this month on unpaid taxes.
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
Ardaun is an area of 164 hectares of greenfield land, roughly stretching from Briarhill towards the former Galway Airport.
It’s long been planned that thousands of future homes will be developed there.
Councillor Cheevers believes some of the Apple money should be used to develop the necessary water infrastructure.
The post Calls for part of €13 billion Apple tax payment be spent on groundwork for Ardaun development on east of city appeared first on Galway Bay FM.
More like this:
Corinthians run riot with nine-try thrashing of hosts
Navan 23 Corinthians 63 A stunning second-half of rugby saw Corinthians go top of Division ...
World Champions Oracle Red Bull Racing bring ‘spectacle of speed’ to Salthill Prom
The Salthill Prom will be transformed into a Formula One racing strip next month when Oracle Red ...
Athenry men back up their group victory over Mellows
Athenry 1-20 Liam Mellows 1-15 DARREN KELLY AT DUGGAN PARK JUST one year since staving o...
Cautious United caught out late in disastrous stalemate
Galway United 1 Dundalk 1 IT turns out that, no, they couldn’t. On a depressing night in Ea...
How to make your style count at work
Health, Beauty and Lifestyle with Denise McNamara We might not be able to wear our most outrag...
LPT hike silence? No worries, gym’ll fix it!
Bradley Bytes – A sort of political column by Dara Bradley Fun and games in Fianna Fáil out in...
Decades lying idle: ATU-owned historic home and 25 acres of land remain unused
A Georgian building perched on 25 acres of land overlooking Galway Bay, which cost the former GMI...
British comedian’s new series featuring Galway to be seen by four million
Galway features in a new mini-series starring British comedian, writer, actor and podcaster Babat...
Transatlantic twist to Black Gate Sessions
Grammy-nominated American singer-songwriter Valerie June and special guest Canada’s Doug Paisley ...