Civil defence

Galway Civil Defence representatives with their specially commissioned medals to commemorate their heroic efforts in response to the Covid pandemic (from left) ...

“This wording is for the lifetime of the Development Plan, which runs to 2029. The study is expected to be completed before the two licences expire. “The street is not the appropriate place to be accommodating [tour buses] other than at licensed stops, where they are leaving people off and collecting people. We need to do a review of the situation. This is for the years to come.” “In response to this, Galway is already taking part in the National Building Retrofit Pathfinder Programme and has partnered with SEAI to provide various funding schemes to facilitate retrofit implementation. However, this pilot project would help us accelerate this work, and to place Galway in a leadership role on the path to decarbonisation. “It is for valour and normally worn above other medals or first in the line from right to left. He said that he wanted to reduce this considerably. The pilot proposes a ‘Retrofit Accelerator Programme’ to upskill contractors, incorporate learnings from post-retrofit performance management, and support behavioural change to increase people’s engagement around retrofitting.” “We are working with the tour operators to find an alternative. As Galwegians, we know when traffic will be worse and we always factor that into our daily commute.