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Galway 2020 embarks on public information drive

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Galway Bay fm newsroom – Galway 2020 is to embark on a public information drive in the city from tomorrow (16/11).
The group is hosting a two day public exhibition presenting its project developments and plans as Galway prepares for its European Capital of Culture designation.
Visitors will be given the opportunity to look at preparations being carried out across all elements of Galway 2020 from the programme of events to volunteers and business partnerships.
The free event will take place at the Printworks on Market Street on Friday and Saturday from 10am to 5pm.
At 9, hear CEO of Galway 2020, Patricia Philbin…

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Open farmer clinic to take place in Oranmore on new BISS scheme

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From Galway Bay fm newsroom- Local farmers are invited to attend an open clinic in Oranmore next week on the new BISS scheme.

The Department of Agriculture is hosting a number of information sessions nationwide to answer questions on the Basic Income Support for Sustainability schemes.

The Galway event will be held at the Oranmore Lodge Hotel on Tuesday from 10AM-16PM – and no registration is needed.

Carmel Tobin, with the Direct Payments Unit at the Department of Agriculture, explains the importance of the event:

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O’ Cuiv calls for new Government strategy to tackle “scourge” of cocaine

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From Galway Bay fm newsroom- Galway West TD Eamon O’ Cuiv is calling for a new Government strategy, to tackle the “scourge” of cocaine in this country.

He said a new UN report shows Ireland is the fourth highest consumer of cocaine in the world per capita.

He outlined how only the Netherlands, Australia and Spain, reported higher levels of use.

Deputy O’ Cuiv argues there’s a clear need for a new strategy at national level:

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Athenry, Aughnanure, and Portumna Castles reopen for summer season

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Athenry, Portumna and Aughnanure Castles are reopening to visitors for the summer.

The OPW is encouraging people to “Step into our Story” and pay a visit to these heritage sites.

Other OPW sites are also welcoming visitors, such as Dún Aonhgasa, and Pearse’s Cottage at Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh, Conamara

To celebrate the early summer opening, people can enjoy free admission on the first Wednesday of every month throughout summer.

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