Hazardous Waste Day 2025

Hazardous Waste Day Poster 2025
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The Regional Waste Management Planning Offices and Galway City Council have teamed up to host a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day in Galway on Saturday, 6th September 2025.

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CE Leonard Cleary and Chairperson of Galway Port Maurice O'Gorman looking at an image of the proposed development

Expansion of Port of Galway Transformational for City and Region

16 April 2026

Chief Executive of Galway City Council, Leonard Cleary, and Port of Galway Chairperson, Maurice O’Gorman, this week warmly welcomed the decision of An Coimisiún Pleanála to grant planning permission for the extension of the Port of Galway - marking a once in a generation infrastructure milestone for Galway City and the wider West of Ireland.

Poster for PAW 2026

Positive Ageing Week 2026: Now Open for Nominations!

15 April 2026

Positive Ageing Week 2026: Now Open for Nominations! Positive Ageing Week 2026 aims to shine a light on the invaluable contributions of older people in Galway City and beyond. This initiative recognises those who lead active, engaged lives—whether through strong social connections, physical activity, or community involvement in areas such as local projects, sports, the arts, and environmental efforts.

Posters for Local Sports Plan

Have your Say! - Local Sports Plan

15 April 2026

Have Your Say on our Local Sports Plan - Galway City Council is developing a Local Sports Plan for the City with the support of Galway Sports Partnership and Sport Ireland.

Busy street with Irish flags

Galway City Seeks Funding Overhaul to Reflect Role as Regional Economic Driver

15 April 2026

Members of Galway City Council this week called on national Government to reexamine the outdated funding model for local authorities, to reduce significant gaps in service delivery and public infrastructure across the Galway Metropolitan Area. The current funding model positions Galway City below every other local authority, urban and rural, in Ireland - despite the city being the largest urban centre in the Northern and Western region, a key driver of economic growth in the region and contributor to national GDP. Members highlighted a critical need for a re-examination of this status, and called for the introduction of a pilot Tourism Levy similar to other European city regions, to address shortfalls.