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Galway city rental prices rise by almost 6 percent
Galway Bay fm newsroom – Rents in Galway city are still rising, according to the latest report from property website, daft.ie
In the first quarter of this year, the average rent in the city was 828 euro, a rise of almost 6 percent from the same period last year.
While rents in the city rose by almost 6 percent in the past year, in the county, rents remained mostly stable, rising less than 1 percent in the 12 months to March 2014.
The average rent for properties in the county is no 548 euro.
The average price to rent a single room in the city is now 301 euro an increase of 2 percent since last year, while a single room in the city suburbs costs 258 euro on average.
Nationally, the average rent nationwide is 9 percent higher than it was at the same time last year.
The biggest annual rise was in Dublin city centre, where rents have risen by 14 percent in the past year.
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Galway Bay fm newsroom – A local councillor is seeking to develop a Sensory Garden at the Long Point in Loughrea.
The outdoor amenity can help improve physical fitness, health, mood and cognition.
Councillor Geraldine Donohue thinks now is the time to consider adding one to Loughrea, as part of the “Vision of the Enhancement of the Long Point”.
Cllr Donohue says people in the community have been asking for this amenity for quite some time:
Galway Bay fm newsroom – ATU Galway is planning to develop a new monument dedicated to deceased students of the college.
The university has requested permission to develop a new sculptural stone monument incorporating a memorial wall at its Dublin Road campus.
The proposed memorial will replace an existing memorial on site.
A decision on the plans is due at the beginning of May.
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Galway Labour Councillor calls for Government to pass emergency legislation on the eviction ban
The Labour Party have confirmed to Galway Bay FM News that they will table a motion of no confidence in the Government on Wednesday next if emergency legislation on the eviction ban is not passed.
Legislation has been drafted that would extend the eviction ban and Labour leader Ivana Bacik has written to the Taoiseach asking if he would take it on as a government bill as only the government can pass emergency legislation to extend the ban on evictions in time for 1st April.
Councillor Neil McNelis told Galway Bay FM News that the party will support the Sinn Fein Motion that is to be brought before the Dáil this week.
However, if the Government does not act on the emergency legislation, he also confirmed that a motion of no confidence will tabled on Wednesday
He added that the ending of the Eviction Ban will be catastrophic for thousands of households.
Steps taken for the addition of a Sensory Garden in Loughrea
ATU Galway lodges plans for new monument dedicated to deceased students
Galway Labour Councillor calls for Government to pass emergency legislation on the eviction ban
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