Via Galway Water Crisis: PETITION The petition, which now has over 2,000 signatures, is now available at several places in Galway to sign. They are as follows:- Kenny’s Gallery,High St Charlie Byrne’s Bookshop,Middle St Dillon’s Jewellers,Cross St Pat O’Connor’s Gallery, The Bridge Mills I-Supply, Sea Road Ernie’s Fruit and Veg shop, Sea Rd Back to … Read more
FREE RECYCLING OF WATER BOTTLES WILL BE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Just put them in clear plastic bags and put them out at your normal day/time. This was announced at the 23 April meeting of the City Council in a letter to the councillors from the manager.
…or is about to! Mayor of Galway Niall O’Brolchain gets a caricature makeover at the Mayor’s Youth Conference today.
Photo courtesy of Aengus McMahon.
Minister for the Environment Dick Roche reacts to the Galway water crisis in Dublin.
Following on from my last post, The Looking Glass has asked me to post on a protest that’s happening over the water fiasco:
“Protest going ahead Monday 23 April. Assemble at City Hall, College road from 6pm. Please text people about this and ask them to pass it on. Also can you copy and paste this and post it as a bulletin yourselves. Its crucial we get large numbers of people at this protest. Thanks”
See you there and bring your own water!
My take on the Galway water crisis. And when global warming kicks in we’ll have plenty of sand to bury our heads in.