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	Tribes of Galway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The town was besieged and after the surrender of Galway in April 1652, the Tribes of the city had to face the confiscation of their property by the New Model Army.
		The Galway Corporation was taken over in October 1654 by English Parlimentarians and, despite a measure of power during the reign of King Charles II (1660-1685) and the War of the Two Kings (1689-91), the Tribes had lost their power within the city.
		Galway's urban elite enjoyed a measure of their power restored during the reign of the King Charles II (1660-1685) and his successor James II.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tribes_of_Galway (618 words)

	Mayor of Galway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The office of Mayor of Galway was created by a charter issued by King Richard III in December 1484 at the solicitation of merchants from the city's leading families, known as the Tribes of Galway.
		Although it survived the the turbulent 17th century, the massive corruption of the office led to its disestablishment in 1841, when Galway Corporation was relegated to the status of an Urban District Council, headed by a chairman.
		Galway Corporation was abolished in 1841, not to be restored until 1937.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mayor_of_Galway (405 words)

	GALWAY
		Galway or Chathair na Gaillimhe, as it is known in Gaelic, grew from a small fishing village first settled over six thousand years ago around the estuary of the river, a river traditionally called Abhainn na Gaillimhe (the Galway river) after Galvia, a mythological princess said to have drowned in its waters.
		Galway acts as the adminstration capital of the region, operating three hospitals, a univeristy, a regional technical college, government departments, and is the regional center for retail.
		Galway City is administered by Galway Corporation, and the rest of the county is the responsibility of Galway County Council, which are the equivalent of the City of Seattle
	www.cityofseattle.net /tda/tbfrontsistergalway.htm (4914 words)

	Facts About Galway City: Galway Cycling Campaign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Galway Corporation has imposed road and junction types with a design speed of 60 mph or higher at locations where the stated speed limit is 30 mph and where there is mixed traffic of all modes.
		Galway corporation was fully aware of these issues when they built a further five roundabouts on the new Western Distributor road.
		Galway Corporation has an established practice of refusing to implement road safety measures such as traffic calming even when specifically requested by local residents.
	www.eirbyte.com /gcc/galway.html (564 words)

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		Galway for a Safe Environment have welcomed the unanimous decision by Galway Corporation to exclude thermal treatment from the waste management plan, and to confine the plan to dealing with the waste of Galway City and County
		We are calling on Galway Corporation to immediately implement a programme of home and central composting, to be followed as soon as possible with a city-wide source separation and kerbside collection of recyclables.
		It is vital also that the people of County Galway, in particular in rural areas, are given the same opportunity to participate in recycling as people living in the cities.
	homepage.eircom.net /~galsafenv/gse/page5.html (393 words)

	Galway Arts Centre
		Galway Arts Centre was established in 1982, initially operating out of a former Presbyterian Church at 23 Nun's Island.
		The house at 47 Dominick Street was built in the 1840's as a residence for the Persse family, the Galway whiskey makers.
		Galway Arts Centre, in conjunction with Galway Corporation, completed a major development programme of its premises which re-opened in Autumn 1998.The newly refurbished and restored building, formerly Galway Corporations' civic offices and home of the Council Chamber, now boasts two beautiful galleries along with additional workshop facilities.
	www.galwayartscentre.ie /history.htm (327 words)

	Corporation
		Galway City is the capital of the Western region and has a dominant role in the area.
		Galway had a population of 50,842 taken in the last census.The city serves a population of around 70,000.
		Galway Corporation has an important role in providing a range of services to the people of the area.
	www.galway.net /galwayguide/admin/local/corp (439 words)

	Journal of the Galway Archæological and Historical Society
		Knox, H.T.: Caher and rath caves of Galway and Meath.
		Martyn, G.V.: Oliver Martyn and the Tribes of Galway, 37-41.
		Curtis, Edmund: The pardon of Henry Blake of Galway in 1395, 186-189.
	www.xs4all.nl /~tbreen/Journals/Galway.html (7070 words)

	News - 8 October 1998
		THE NEWLY refurbished and extended Galway Arts Centre, which cost a total of £550,000, was officially opened by the deputy mayor, Councillor Coogan on Friday October 2.
		However, the Galway Corporation was approached and it agreed to step into the breach.
		He thanked the Galway Corporation, the Department of Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Islands for the funding received for the arts centre on Dominick Street.
	www.galwayadvertiser.ie /news/981008/page7.htm (500 words)

	News - 16 April 1998
		THE CONTROVERSIAL proposal by the Galway Corporation to designate a section of Rahoon cemetery as a lawn cemetery is to be discussed at this Monday night's meeting of the Galway Corporation.
		Speaking to the Galway Advertiser's Mary O'Connor when the issue first came to light some weeks ago, Mr Craughwell said he understood that if he put flowers on his son's grave they would be removed.
		As outlined by the corporation in a notice dated November 12 1997, kerbstones, flowers, wreaths, trees, shrubs, stones and chippings are not permitted on top of the grave of a deceased person in the new sections.
	www.galwayadvertiser.ie /news/160498/page6.htm (305 words)

	RTE News - Galway Corporation reverses incinerator ban
		Galway Corporation has tonight voted to reverse an earlier decision banning an incinerator being built on the outskirts of the city.
		But it would be seven or eight years before a brick was laid in Galway, he said, and between now and then it might be possible through recycling and minimisation to remove the need for an incinerator.
		The Galway For a Safe Environment Group said that it would still fight the incinerator at every step of the planning process and would make it a very hot election issue.
	www.rte.ie /news/2001/0205/rubbish.html (579 words)

	Galways "Cycle Paths" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Galway corporation is known to have been aware of this issue for several months at the time this picture was taken.
		When this road was built in the 1980's Galway corporation was apparently unable to find road design staff who were familiar with the rules of the road [5].
		Following the imposition of hostile, anti-cyclist, legislation by the Government [10] and in the absence of any action from Galway corporation we appealed to the Garda commissioner for the removal of all cycle lane markings from the roads in Galway city on grounds of traffic hazard.
	www.eirbyte.com /gcc/paths/paths02.html (984 words)

	Hanafin Brings National Children's Strategy To Galway
		Her aim in visiting Galway to-day is to speak to a wide range of organisations and individuals to build their support and involvement in implementing the Strategy.
		We can look to the example Galway Corporation is setting other local authorities in their proposal to become Ireland's first Child-Friendly City.
		Their proposal, which would be built into the Galway City Social, Economic and Cultural Strategy, includes looking at issues such as making housing developments child centered, addressing the needs of children in traffic management and building children's participation into the development of local strategies.
	www.maryhanafin.ie /galwayncs.htm (549 words)

	Valuation Tribunal - rates valuation appeals nationwide
		Thirdly, were the Corporation required to notify the appellant that it had lodged the appeal dated the 4th December 2000 and if so did it do so.
		If the Tribunal finds that the Corporation did comply with 3(4)(b) in relation to the outcome of the 2000/4 revision but did not comply with section 3(4)(b) in relation to the outcome of the appeal lodged on the 4th December 2000 then in that case the original valuation of £13 must be restored.
		Hence if the Tribunal finds that Galway City Council failed to notify the appellant of the appeal lodged by it on the 4th December 2000 then the original valuation of £13 must be restored.
	www.valuation-trib.ie /categories/shop/VA01_2_007.htm (2739 words)

	Theatre and cinema in galway ireland
		Galway Corporation, with the assistance of a grant from the Department of Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht, undertook a major refurbishment of the building between 1993 and 1995 and it re-opened as a state of the art, 393 seat Municipal Theatre in October, 1995.
		The Theatre is situated in the centre of Galway and features a fine portico overlooking the newly renovated Courthouse Square and a bar/cafe in the upper foyer.
		Galway has always had a great reputation for the number and quality of its Arts Festivals and the Theatre plays a full role in the Galway Arts Festival, the Film Fleadh, Cúirt Literature Festival amongst others.
	www.dairyhouse-guesthouse.com /galwaytheatre.htm (777 words)

	Religion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The eighteenth century and the period ending with the death of George IV, in Galway, was an age of lawlessness and religious bigotry.
		1762 In the year 1762, it was stated in the House of Commons on the part of the Corporation, that Galway was most inhabited by Papists, and that the population of the town and liberties amounted to 14,000 of which scarcely 350 were Protestants.
		Ambrose D'Arcy, a Romish clergyman of Oranmore, in the Co. of Galway.
	www.galwaylibrary.ie /history/chapter78.html (3320 words)

	LOCAL GOVERNMENT (REORGANISATION) ACT, 1985 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		19 Alteration of boundary of Borough of Galway.
		Corporation on the date on which the same was actually passed, made or served by the County Council and as if on the said date the added areas had been included in the City.
		In this Schedule a reference to a townland part of which was included in the Borough of Galway, as it existed immediately before the commencement of section 19(1) of this Act, shall be construed as referring only to the part of such townland which, immediately before such commencement, was not so included.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /1985_7.html (6138 words)

	County Galway Ireland : Index Ireland
		Galway Arts Festival - The Galway Arts Festival is an annual festival held in the West of Ireland.
		Galway Corporation Website - To provide, in a democratic and transparent manner,efficient and effective services which will make Galway a better place in which to live, work and visit.
		Galway Now Magazine - Family reading with topics from health to home, art to architecture, fashion to food, language to law, music to motherhood, theatre to taxation.
	indexireland.com /regional/galway/more2.htm (200 words)

	SAOIRSE Irish Freedom August 2000
		Galway for a Safe Environment welcomed the unanimous decision on July 24 by Galway Corporation to exclude thermal treatment from the waste managment plan, and to confine the plan to dealing with the waste of Galway City and County.
		We are calling on Galway Corporation to immediately implement a programme of home and central com-posting, to be followed as soon as possible with a city-wide source separation and kerbside collection of recyclables.
		The Galway Safe Waste Alliance is an alliance of all the groups opposing the Connacht Draft Waste Management Plan, namely: Ballinasloe Against the Super Dump, the Ballinahistle/Kilrickle Anti-Dump Committee, the Clontuskert Anti-Incineration Group, the Cross/New Inn Anti-Dump Committee, Galway for a Safe Environment and the Newbridge Action Committee.
	homepage.eircom.net /~eirenua/2000/aug00/saoirse2.htm (2845 words)

	Ireland Mid-West Online - County Galway - Towns - Galway City
		Galway has experienced dramatic population growth in a generation, from about 26,000 at the end of the sixties to over 60,000 today (circa 2002).
		Formerly it was a handsome traditional city square, surrounded by tall cast-iron railings, with a good number of mature trees giving the town a cool green heart, until Galway Corporation decided to 'improve' it.
		In the 13th century, walls were built around the city by the Normans to defend their settlement from the Irish O'Flaherty family from whom they had seized the land.
	www.irelandmidwest.com /galway/towns/Galwaycity.htm (774 words)

	Galway Film Centre
		The Galway Film Centre offers equipment, training, information and post production facilities are provided at non-commercial rates to independent filmmakers, artists, community groups and educational facilities.
		The Galway Film Centre is supported by the Arts Council, Galway Corporation and Galway City Council.
		Galway Film Centre is very pleased to announce the commencement of id 2005.
	www.galwayfilmcentre.ie (210 words)

	Dail Debates Official Report - 29-06-00
		Irrespective of what money is put in, Galway Regional Airport at Carnmore simply cannot develop successfully as a quality airport with sustained growth, sustained development and adequate to provide service to a fast-growing city.
		Galway Corporation has positively indicated that those lands would be made available for the development of proper airport facilities for Galway city, County Galway, east Galway and the west.
		If growth is to be sustained in industry and in tourism in Galway, along the Atlantic seaboard, in the west and in east Galway, it is necessary that a decision be made quickly.
	www.irlgov.ie /debates-00/4oct/sect2.htm (13837 words)

	DETE - Press Releases - Address by Mr. Noel Treacy T.D. Minister for Science, Technology and Commerce at the ...
		Events such as Science Week and the Galway City and County Science and Technology Festival, which we are announcing here today, provide an opportunity for scientists and technologists, whether employed in the academic, public sector or business world, to share the excitement of their work with the public.
		The Galway facility here is to develop the technology and capability to produce the next generation of Boston Scientific Corporation's products – its first ever drug coated cardiovascular stent.
		Galway City and County Enterprise Board who are represented here by Mr Charles Lynch CEO and Ms Therese Connaire, Deputy CEO.
	www.entemp.ie /press/2001/191101.htm (1541 words)

	LOUGH CORRIB NAVIGATION ACT, 1945 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		(2) The Galway Corporation shall in every election year elect five Galway city members at the quarterly meeting of the Galway Borough Council held next after the 22nd day of June in that year, and such election shall be included in the business to be transacted at every such quarterly meeting.
		(5) Every Galway city member shall, unless he sooner dies, resigns or becomes disqualified, hold office until the expiration of the day immediately preceding the day on which the next election of Galway city members is held in accordance with subsection (2) of this section.
		(5) Every Galway county member shall, unless he sooner dies, resigns or becomes disqualified, hold office until the expiration of the day immediately preceding the day on which the next election of Galway county members is held in accordance with subsection (2) of this section.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /1945_37.html (2260 words)

	Journal of the Galway Archaeological & Historical Society ©Jane Lyons
		By H. A Relic of the Fortifications of Galway.
		The Pardon of Henry Blake of Galway in 1395
		Purchasers of Land in Counties Galway and Mayo in the Encumbered Estate Courts, 1849-1958.
	www.from-ireland.net /jours/galwayjour.htm (1581 words)

	Galway: Inner city urban renewal and land use diversity
		An area of 50 km2 in Galway (57,000 inhabitants) was designated for this purpose.
		The success of the project can be measured not only in terms of the investment created but also for the beneficial effect it has had in projecting the image of Galway as a vibrant centre, to live in or to visit.
		Galway is a seaport located on Galway Bay in the county of the same name in the west of the Irish Republic.
	www.eaue.de /winuwd/139.htm (916 words)

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		Galway Chamber has consistently said that these programmes are vital to the best plans for the city.
		Galway Chamber now urges the Minister for the Environment Noel Dempsey, TD to immediately use his powers to change the legislation to allow Ballinasloe landfill to be re-opened and for the collection and disposal of commercial waste to be resumed immediately.
		Jarlath Feeney to Resign as CEO Jarlath Feeney, Chief Executive of Galway Chamber of Commerce advised the board of the Chamber at its meeting of February 6 2001 that he would not be seeking a renewal of his contract when it expires at the end of May of this year.
	www.galwaychamber.com /newsletter/01feb.doc (1876 words)

	Global Irish : regional/galway
		Local history, genealogy and folklore of Carrowmoreknock and surrounding district in the Lough Corrib region of County Galway.
		The Galway Arts Festival is an annual festival held in the West of Ireland.
		Galway's own search engine which provides a focus for Internet developments in the region and allows people who are looking for Galway-specific information to find it.
	www.globalirish.com /regional/galway (268 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The planning authority, Galway Corporation, contend that these do not constitute exempted development having regard to Class 29 of Part I of the Second Schedule to the Local Government (Planning and Development) Regulations, 1994 which, they claim, requires that such equipment should not be located within a distance of 10 metres from a dwellinghouse.
		It appears from a footnote attached to the original letter recommending enforcement action dated 24th January 2000 that this development came to the attention of the planning authority as a result of a complaint from the occupant of one of the apartments in Aengus House.
		The observation also includes a letter from Galway Property Management, which again claims that the rooftop area is not an amenity area but rather a maintenance area.
	www.pleanala.ie /REP/RF0/RRF0944.DOC (2546 words)

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