dinneenp wrote: » Hi I know it's been built a few years now but is it true that there were less parking spaces than before the car park was built? Can that be true? If so was the purpose to free up space for development or similar?https://www.thejournal.ie/galway-hospital-car-parking-2346932-Sep2015/?section=comment#comments Thanks, Pa
?Cee?view wrote: » It's ok. The patients can cycle :rolleyes:
what_traffic wrote: » Another possible side of affect of this MULTI Story Car Park building - made the existing HELIPAD redundant? Recent story about temporary Helipad in the paperhttps://connachttribune.ie/new-pitch-in-swap-for-uhgs-temporary-helipad-600/
Storm 10 wrote: » Helicopters are back landing on the pad onside the hospital ground since January, there was improvements made to the pad that has allowed them back. Check out Galway Helicopter Movements on Facebook lots of pictures and video of the landing there.
what_traffic wrote: » oh so they are handing back the temp one to the City Council then?
Storm 10 wrote: » City Council going to put a bus lane through there now in the latest plan read last week's City Tribune
Dallas Muscular Liver wrote: » Could someone change the thread title from CUH (cork university hospital) to UHG.
gordongekko wrote: » And then change it to uchg
Storm 10 wrote: » What I cant understand is what all the fuss is about this, the City Council have provided a state of the art Running Track with GAA and Soccer pitches and a home for St Michaels Club, the area where the temporary pad is used to be a bog in the Winter and tall grass in the Summer there was never anything in that area, since January the helicopters are back landing inside the hospital grounds but given that UHG is the busiest hospital in the Country for helicopters its a no brainer that when it comes to saving lives build what ever kind of pad they require to operate from.