Dara Bradley is a political columnist for the Connacht Tribune Group, focusing on local politics in Galway, Ireland. With a strong background in journalism, Dara's work has also been featured in The Irish Times, providing insightful commentary on political issues and developments in the region.
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Dara Bradley's reporting primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on issues affecting the Galway community. She also covers topics related to health, culture, and society in Ireland.
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As many as 86 Galway City businesses could be facing into their last Christmas – as the Grinch-like local authority plans a 15% increase in commercial rates to cover the cost of hiring 55 new staff.
Two Galway politicians are in pole position to exert influence over the new Coalition as Government negotiations continued this week following the General Election.
By: Dara Bradley
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Christmas came early for two of County Galway's greatest GAA club teams who made history by claiming All-Ireland glory at Croke Park again last weekend.
By: Dara Bradley
Bradley Bytes – A sort of political column by Dara Bradley The cheer of the Mayor’s Christmas party evaporated quickly for one city councillor last week – when she slipped on ice afterwards in the City Council car park. Spare a thought this festive season for Fianna Fáil newcomer, Councillor Josie Forde, who required surgery […]
By: Dara Bradley
Weddings, funerals, birthdays and Valentines, for over four decades florist Mark Killoran has been involved in the most important milestones in the lives of thousands of Galwegians. But this Christmas Eve, the 84-year-old will close the door on College Road Florist opposite The Sportsground for the final time – retiring, after almost 43 years in […]
Several unsuccessful General Election candidates in Galway's three Dáil constituencies are lining up to take seats in the Seanad.
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