Galway Bay FM

15 November 2023

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Galway Port on track for another “record” year amid wind turbine boom

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Galway Port on track for another “record” year amid wind turbine boom

Galway Port had a “record” 2022 – and it’s on track to deliver similar or better results this year.

A presentation was given at City Hall this week, outlining the Port’s strong bounce-back post COVID-19.

Plans are in the pipeline for a new expanded port, with An Bord Pleanala expected to make a decision next year.

CEO of Port of Galway, Conor Dowd, says a huge part of the success in recent years is the on-shore wind energy sector.

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