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Galway-Roscommon T.D Denis Naughten says he accepts resignation is part of ‘cut and thrust’ of politics
Galway Bay fm newsroom – Galway-Roscommon Deputy Denis Naughten says he accepts his resignation as Communications Minister is just part of the ‘cut and thrust’ of the political system.
However, Deputy Naughten – who tendered his shock resignation in the Dáil yesterday – admits it is one of the low points of his 18 year career.
Deputy Naughten says he had nothing personal to gain – and his only aim was to bring broadband into every home in Ireland.
Galway Bay fm newsroom – The Polish Ambassador in Ireland, Anna Sochanska, is visiting Galway city this weekend (24+25/03).
Ms Sochanska is set to meet officials and attend the International Business Forum and Fair in Salthill on Saturday.
The event brings together businesses, entrepreneurs and decision-makers to network and shop for products and suppliers throughout Ireland.
The Polish Ambassador will also discuss student exchange and Polish Green technologies during her visit.
Galway Bay fm newsroom – There is a call for major investment in healthcare in Headford, as the area faces a GP shortage.
Councillor Andrew Reddington has met with Community Healthcare West Chief Officer Breda Crehan Roche, as recruitment has begun to replace a retired GP in the town.
Councillor Reddington says there is demand for a primary healthcare centre in Headford, for people in surrounding areas as well as the town itself.
He states there is a national shortage of GPS and rural areas like Headford are the worst hit.
Galway Bay fm newsroom – Upgrade works on Shop Street and High Street will commence next week, as part of street rehabilitation and drainage works.
The works will remove uneven surfaces and surface water ponding, and will be completed in four phases.
Sections will be cordoned off from the public by fences during each stage, with pedestrian access maintained at all times.
While trader traffic will be facilitated daily, with some rerouting arrangements at times, including diversions from High Street for 2-3 weeks.
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Upgrade works on Shop Street and High Street to begin next week
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