Category: News
Galway County PPN Plenary Meeting 2026 – POSTPONED
Dear PPN Members, Due to the ongoing industrial action across the public sector, we have taken the decision to postpone the PPN Plenary Meeting. We will be in touch with a new date as soon as it has been confirmed. Thank you for your understanding. Le dea-ghuí,(with kindest regards) Galway County PPN Team Public Participation…
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Cruinniú iomlánach an PPN – Curtha ar athló
A bhaill an PPN, Mar gheall ar an ngníomhaíocht thionsclaíoch atá ar siúl faoi láthair ar fud na hearnála poiblí, tá cinneadh déanta againn cruinniú iomlánach an PPN a chur ar athló. Cuirfimid in iúl daoibh cén dáta nua a bheidh i gceist chomh luath agus a bheidh sé deimhnithe. Go raibh maith agaibh as…
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November 2026 – Galway County PPN Monthly Newsletter
Please find below PPN Members Newsletter – November 2026 – our Monthly e-Newsletter for Galway County Public Participation Network (PPN) READ NEWSLETTER HERE Please share PPN Newsletters with everyone in your PPN Member Group. Le dea-ghuí,(with kindest regards) Silvana Falasca PPN Support Worker Public Participation Network (PPN) Galway County Líonra Rannpháirtíochta Pobail (PPN) Chontae na Gaillimhe Tel: 091 378 922 – 087…
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October 2026 – PPN Monthly Newsletter
Please find below PPN Members Newsletter – October 2026 – our Monthly e-Newsletter for Galway County Public Participation Network (PPN). READ NEWSLETTER HERE Please share PPN Newsletters with everyone in your PPN Member Group. Le dea-ghuí,(with kindest regards) Silvana Falasca PPN Support Worker Public Participation Network (PPN) Galway County Líonra Rannpháirtíochta Pobail (PPN) Chontae na Gaillimhe Tel: 091 378 922 –…
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HAVE YOUR SAY! Accessible and Inclusive Tourism in Ireland survey
Fáilte Ireland‘s Your Voice, Your Journey Visitor Consultation aims to understand visitors’ experiences and expectations of accessible and inclusive tourism when travelling in Ireland. People across Ireland are invited to share their experiences of accessible and inclusive tourism and help inform the future development of tourism across the country. The consultation will gather…
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Galway County Local Community Safety Partnership Public Meeting
The Galway County Local Community Safety Partnership (LCSP) invites you to attend its upcoming Public Meeting on: Date: Tuesday, 8 September 2026 Time: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Venue: Raheen Woods Hotel, Athenry, Co. Galway The meeting will provide an opportunity to learn about ongoing community safety initiatives across County Galway and to hear from guest speakers on…
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Galway City & County Road Safety Strategy 2026-2030
The Launch of the ‘Galway City and County Road Safety Strategy 2026-2030’ took place this morning in Áras an Chontae. You can read the strategy here; Galway City and County Road Safety Strategy 2026-2030
PPN Training – Accessible Tourism
Accessible Tourism Training When: Monday, 14th September 2026 Time: 10am – 4pm (please arrive from 9:30) Where: Claregalway Hotel | Claregalway Village | Co. Galway | Ireland | H91 XR8E Refreshments and lunch provided free to participants. We are delighted to invite you to sign up for our free training session focusing on Accessible…
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Written Submissions on the Draft National Strategy for Improving Community Safety
Public Participation Networks were previously invited to make submissions to inform the development of a new National Strategy for Improving Community Safety. The Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O’Callaghan TD, has published a draft of this national strategy – An Enabling Framework for Community Safety. The aim of this national strategy is…
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Galway County Outdoor Recreation Plan: Have your say!
Galway County Council is developing the first Outdoor Recreation Strategy for County Galway, and we would appreciate your input. The Outdoor Recreation Strategy will help shape the future of outdoor recreation in County Galway over the next five years, identifying priorities, opportunities for improvement and areas for future investment across the county. The Galway County…
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