1.Safety 2.Security

This issue affects everyone in the college. A balanced and affordable diet is extremely important. Recycling the same dishes on a weekly basis is not considerate of the overall needs of students and staff. Alot of students are not eating in the college due to prices and this has a knock on effect on a students ability to apply healthy eating and habits to their everyday college lives.

By supporting the petition, individuals contribute to the restoration of a valuable community asset that positively impacts the lives of Erris residents, fosters a healthier and more active community, and creates opportunities for educational and economic growth. The revitalised swimming pool will play a crucial role in building a stronger, more vibrant, and connected community in Erris.

For students to feel they have a space to stay in and socialise where they don’t feel like an inconvenience

Gaeilge is an essential part of our culture and heritage. It is important for us as a younger generation to carry on this culture in a practical and open way. I understand that the reasons for the Sráith Pictiúrí is for students to see what is in front of them and communicate to the examiner in our native language what is happening. I know that it is not your wish for students to learn them off by heart and recite them like robots. The aim is to embrace and grow our language and teach students to speak it as well as understand it. For this reason i strongly believe that 10 Sráith pictiúr will have just as much benefit, if not more, to accelerating our knowledge of irish, then 20. Randomly selecting one from 20 is the same as randomly selecting one from 10, except that it allows students to relax that little bit more and be more capable of having confidence in themselves to speak the language more fluently. Relieving the stress without decreasing the academic benefit will be endlessly helpful for festering a love for our native tongue in the younger generation. Something which is vital for the continuation of our unique and wonderful culture.

As we approach the 11th anniversary of Savita Halappanavar's tragic passing on October 28, we reflect on the seismic impact it had on Ireland. In 2012, Savita died from sepsis at University Hospital Galway after being refused an abortion. Her untimely demise ignited a resounding call to struggle, propelling a monumental public movement to repeal the Eighth Amendment. This movement championed the fundamental rights of women to assert control over their bodies and make autonomous decisions regarding their reproductive health. It is a monumental stride towards individual freedom and women's emancipation in Ireland and gives further impetus to the global feminist revolt. While the current legislation, though in effect, still harbours room for improvement, it undeniably signifies a watershed moment in recent Irish history. Savita's unwarranted sacrifice became the catalyst for this transformative shift. Having lived, worked, and tragically met her end here in Galway, ROSA Galway passionately advocates for a mural as an enduring tribute in her honour in Galway City.

Because it was stolen from the lrish people

to make muslims feel comfortable in our country

Statistically, children are able to work more efficiently and quickly with a 4 day school week.

So they can get more practice and start getting behind the wheel early

This facility would provide a healthy and enjoyable facility to a huge number of people all year around.

Very few diagnosed so people with ADHD are being treated for anxiety and depression to name but a few of the symptoms not knowing what they actually have.