Galway to host national forum to discuss Irish foreign policy and neutrality

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Galway will host a public national forum this summer, to discuss the future of Ireland’s foreign policy and neutrality.

It’ll be one of three locations, alongside Dublin and Cork, to host the four-day event in June.

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Tánaiste and Defence Minister Micheal Martin indicated there should be a debate on Ireland’s long-standing neutrality.

Security analyst Declan Power says a discussion on Ireland’s future in this area is long overdue.

Catherine Connolly concerned new legislation on domestic violence will add "another layer of bureaucracy"

Galway West TD Catherine Connolly is expressing concern that new legislation on domestic violence will add “a further layer of bureaucracy”. I...

2.4 tonnes of litter removed from Galway beaches this Summer

An estimated 2.4 tonnes of litter were removed in County Galway for the Big Beach Clean held throughout the summer 28 groups and almost 400 volunteers rem...

University Hospital Galway among the top 5 overcrowded hospitals in the country in September

University Hospital Galway was the fifth most overcrowded hospital in the country for the month of September according to figures this morning released by...

Gardaí and Revenue team up in Clifden for relaunch of Galway’s Divisional Coastwatch maritime initiative

Galway Bay fm newsroom – Today, An Garda Síochana and Revenue teamed up in Clifden for the relaunch of Galway’s Divisional Coastwatch maritime in...

Galway to host national forum to discuss Irish foreign policy and neutrality

Catherine Connolly concerned new legislation on domestic violence will add "another layer of bureaucracy"

2.4 tonnes of litter removed from Galway beaches this Summer

University Hospital Galway among the top 5 overcrowded hospitals in the country in September

Gardaí and Revenue team up in Clifden for relaunch of Galway’s Divisional Coastwatch maritime initiative

On Air