Standard of Irish writing 'higher than it's ever been': Why books will outlive us all
Despite predictions of its imminent demise, many humble bookshops are learning to survive and thrive, writes Colin Sheridan
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Despite predictions of its imminent demise, many humble bookshops are learning to survive and thrive, writes Colin Sheridan
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From this week’s Galway City Tribune – An internal disagreement within different departments at City Hall over road closures to facilitate hospitality businesses ‘back the West’, has derailed the plan ahead of its proposed launch this weekend. Galway City Council had announced earlier this month it was closing roads in the West area, including at […]
From the Galway City Tribune – A decision by An Bord Pleanála on the legality of temporary street closures for hospitality in Galway City is due in the coming weeks. Galway City Council this week made an order closing a number of roads in ‘the West’ area to traffic, which will open them up to […]
From the Galway City Tribune – City Hall is planning street closures for five months later this year to again facilitate outdoor dining and drinking outside pubs and restaurants. Patrick Greene, Director of Services for Roads and Transport, has signaled Galway City Council’s intention to close roads in Woodquay and ‘the West’. The initiative was […]