Dara Bradley is a political columnist at The Irish Times and the Connacht Tribune Group. He focuses on a range of themes including regional interest and world news, with particular attention to social issues, health and wellness, and government and politics. Dara's insightful commentary and analysis have been featured in prominent publications, enhancing the discourse on critical topics such as homelessness, immigration, and the impact of the coronavirus.
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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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By: Dara Bradley
The community in Westside has vowed to unite and fight plans to build a 240-bed student accommodation complex in the car park of the local shopping centre. Around 80 people who attended a meeting in Westside Community Centre on Wednesday night, agreed to support a committee of residents who will drive the legal challenge against […]
By: Dara Bradley
Bradley Bytes – A sort of political column by Dara Bradley Have you noticed the absolute state of Spanish Arch and Spanish Parade lately? Maybe you’ve become accustomed to it. But next time you pass what is perhaps Galway’s most iconic site, along with the Cathedral and Eyre Square, take some time to take it […]
Islanders have highlighted concerns about unsustainable, mass tourism on Inis Mór in response to plans to invest in new visitor centres on the largest Aran Island.
By: Dara Bradley
Draft extracts of a report into an external review of care given to newborn babies at Portiuncula University Hospital have been sharply criticised by the INMO (Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation). The representative organisation told senior management in the HSE and Saolta that it had “serious issues” with the review and its methodology. It called […]
By: Dara Bradley
Backers of a divisive proposal for a massive windfarm off the coast of Conamara have refused to comment on reports they’ve pulled the plug on the €1.4 billion development. It was reported last weekend that Corio Generation was not proceeding with the Sceirde Rocks Windfarm off Carna – but An Bord Pleanála confirmed on Monday […]
By: Dara Bradley
Built in 1905 for a man from Timbuktu, a refurbished County Galway handball alley is at the centre of a revival of the ancient sport among youngsters in Bearna and Na Forbacha. Around 70 pupils from two national schools in the parish are contributing to the resurrection of handball in Bearna that was made possible […]
By: Dara Bradley
Sixty claims for trips and falls on footpaths are pending against Galway City Council partly because of “shoddy workmanship” of State utilities, a meeting of the Council heard this week Former Mayor, Frank Fahy (FG) said the Council was being sued, and had to pay out compensation to members of the public who injured themselves […]
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Bradley Bytes – A sort of political column by Dara Bradley So long, then, to the boom. The city’s ugly Aquadam – not its buoyant economy – is back in storage. “The power of the press,” declared Deputy Mayor of Galway, Councillor Níall McNelis, suggesting the boom’s removal on Monday, three days after this column […]
By: Dara Bradley
Up to 1,100 public streetlights in Galway City do not comply with modern safety standards – and it’ll take at least €12m to upgrade them. The bombshell was dropped by Director of Services, Patrick Greene who confirmed five housing estates remained in the dark since Storm Éowyn in January because 100 of their streetlights have […]
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