Author: TadhgC
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Trucks roll in as €751m tunnel is finally open for business
Treacy Hogan Thu 21 Dec 2006 at 00:11 TRUCKS finally began disappearing from Dublin’s streets after the €751m Dublin Port Tunnel opened a year and two hours late. After just 90 minutes in business, up to 1,200 HGVs had taken the most expensive ever shortcut through the capital. After just 90 minutes in business, up…
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GAA commentator launches county jersey for frontline workers
https://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/arid-40222874.html A GAA radio commentator in Galway has launched a county jersey initiative to acknowledge the efforts of frontline workers. Tommy Devane, a GAA commentator with Galway Bay FM, has asked all 32 counties to supply a county jersey, along with a short message of thanks to the country’s “tireless” frontline staff. Each jersey and…
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SFAI Goodson Cup Final 2014
Galway Advertiser, Thu, May 15, 2014 A big weekend lies ahead for Mervue United’s u-14 side when they travel to Dublin to face St Francis in the SFAI Goodson Cup final on Sunday at Jackson Park in Kilternan (2pm ). Damien Brennan and Rynal Browne’s side will be looking to capture a cup the club…
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Galway firms contribute to environmental sustainability
From an article in the Galway Advertiser https://www.advertiser.ie/galway/article/52264/galway-firms-contribute-to-environmental-sustainability Two Galway companies have been commended at this year’s annual Small Firms Association Awards. Langan Couriers and Mayday Express, both Galway members for The Pallet Network, were awarded highly commended in the environmental sustainability category at this year’s awards. Certificates of commendation were presented to TPN by…
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Trucker’s Drive Time Slashed
https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/truckers-drive-time-slashed-26352270.html THE first trucker through the Port Tunnel said last night he couldn’t believe how it slashed his journey time around the city. He predicted that truck drivers would use the tunnel from now on. John McGann from Ardrahan, Co Galway, a driver with Langan Couriers, Oranmore said it took him just 17 minutes to…