100 Jobs Under Threat At Arrabawan Creamery In Kilconnell

Galway Senator Says Both Galway Councils have spent less than they were allocated for cycling and walking by Eamon Ryan and the NTA 

Kilrickle Finally Set To Get A Water Supply

A big increase in applications for a place on the school bus, combined with a shortage of drivers, is causing chaos for families ahead of the new academic year. 

With the return to school just around the corner, some pupils are being told they have lost their seats on the transport system. 

Bus Éireann said there has been an “unprecedented number of new applications”, most likely linked to the decision not to charge for tickets for the 2022/23 year as part of the Government’s response to the rising cost of living. 

It is saving families up to €500 this year, but it has put a squeeze on the system, which is also struggling with a driver and bus shortage 

Galway Talks Listener Anna Nestor Beirne spoke to Sally-Ann on the show. 

Dental Council Responds To Statement By Oranmore Orthodontist Dr Anne Hahessy and Reveals Details of Meeting With Dept of Health 

Connacht Rugby Players Go Up the Hill for Jack and Jill, in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation 

It’s The Real McCoy Comes To Galway  

East Galway TD Calls on Education Minister to Intervene to Resolve to School Transport Fiasco

Colm Quinn Motoring Slot with Gerry Murphy

Headache For Galway Commuters as Works at Martin Roundabout Set To Continue Until November

Garda Slot with Kenneth Boyle Galway Gardai

The Man with the Moving House - Breandán Begley Tells How He Took On Kerry County Council For the Right To Build A Home On His Own Land and Won

Winners of Scheme to house a family on Inis Meáin for A Year Announced

Oranmore Orthodontist Update- Some Patients Get Appointments and Files

Galway Mother Tells of School Transport Woes As She Is Unable To Secure a Bus Ticket for Her Children 

Garda Slot

How you can be doing all the right things and still find yourself recovering from a major medical setback?

Having a stroke at 50 is not something any of us factor in, especially if you follow a healthy lifestyle, take regular exercise and a eat a pretty healthy diet.  

Portumna man Steve Killeen joined Sally-Ann Barrett this morning in studio to tell his story. 

Gardaí have launched an investigation into the theft of seven high-quality Friesian in-calf heifers from farmland on the Galway border over the weekend. The livestock were stolen some time between Friday evening and Saturday morning on rented land at Ballydangan, just outside Ballinasloe. The animals, all of which have high economic breeding index (EBI) value, are owned by dairy farmer Enda Doran from Kilbegley from South Roscommon:

Keith Fahy - Teagasc Advisor and Presenter Country Life Galway Bay FM joined Sally-Ann this morning to discuss the issue. 

Sports Review with John Mulligan

Surviving A Stroke At 50 - Portumna Man Steve Killeen Tells His Story

Financial Advice With Dave McCarthy, McCarthy & Associates Woodquay

Independent TDs Led By Roscommon Galway Deputy Set Out Budget Demands 

Warning To Farmers As Cattle Stolen on Galway Border 

Campaign for Road Safety in Salthill