Tomorrow the deadline for survey on defects in NW apartments and duplexes
Tomorrow, Monday, is the deadline for homeowners, landlords, directors of management companies and property management agents throughout the north west to complete surveys on defects in apartments and duplexes. Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien said the defects relate to fire safety, structural safety and water ingress in purpose-built apartment and duplex…
National survey reveals harassment, threats, intimidation endured by some councillors
More than seven in 10 councillors have been threatened, harassed and intimidated during the past three years. That’s the shocking results of a new survey by the Association of Irish Local Government in partnership with the Crime Management Group. The report identified responses representing almost quarter of all councillors in…
Only 31% of survey respondents in Connacht believe there will be united Ireland in next 10 years
A new poll has found only 31% of respondents in Connaught believe that there will be a united Ireland in the next ten years while 83% of people in Connaught and Ulster continue to support Ireland’s membership of the EU. They’re among a numer of findings in the results of…
Sligo Labour Party activist asking people to complete survey on towns, villages
A Sligo Labour Party activist is urging people to complete a survey on what’s needed to ensure the future of towns and villages. The Labour Party is carrying out the survey to hear what people think needs to be done to restore and improve local urban centres and main streets.…
Schools, family and friends, less traffic among key attractions of working in the NW
Access to schools, being closer to family and friends and less traffic are the three top reasons why people relocate to the north west. That’s the findings of a survey carried out recruitment and HR services group Collins McNicholas from January to March this year. The survey also shows that…
Farmers urged to take part in technology survey
Technology and digitalisation are set to change the landscape of Irish agriculture in the years to come. Now, the IFA with Farm Business Skillnet want to understand how these technologies are being used and ensure that farmers are equipped with the knowledge to get the most from them. They have…
Sligo, Letterkenny hospitals fare well in patient survey
A new patient survey has found that most of those attending Sligo University Hospital reported having a positive experience. 85% of participants in the National Patient Experience Survey said they had a ‘good’ or ‘very good’ overall experience. This compares to 84% nationally. The figure was 86% for Letterkenny University…