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Oughterard Courthouse Emerging from the recent Covid pandemic, and the resulting lockdowns , Oughterard Courthouse is ready to bounce back into action and is hoping to fill its calendar and open its doors to a variety of groups, artists events and activities.

Oughterard is a traditional village beside Lough Corrib. The village sits at the start of the Connemara mountains and is only a short drive from the vibrant city of Galway. With its traditional, colourful, stone shopfronts and the 16th century Aughnanure Castle, it perfectly combines old Irish charm with modern services and comforts. Further attractions include lovely gift shops, cruises on the lake, an 18 hole golf course, and delightful restaurants and cafes. The crowning jewel of the village is the lovely Owenriff River running through it, beginning in the Connemara mountains and flowing, at the edge of town, into Lough Corrib.

A new bridge over the Owenriff River in Oughterard is now a certainty as Transport Infrastructure Ireland will appoint consultants to provide a design before the end of June.

CUIMHNÍ (MEMORIES), a new exhibition by artists Leah Beggs and Kathleen Furey opens tomorrow, Friday July 10, as part of the Oughterard Courthouse Arts Programme.

Oughterard is perhaps the first village in Ireland that did not wake up to discover that a Direct Provision centre had been opened in their locality, one local resident said last night, after a week of protests in the area.

The village of Oughterard celebrates 56 years of hosting the Oughterard Agricultural Show in Corribdale Park on Sunday.

Oughterard Agricultural Show is celebrating its 55th annual show on Sunday (August 26).

Sherry FitzGerald is offering a property at Carrowmanagh, Glann Road, Oughterard, to the market for sale by private treaty.