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If you fancy a bit of peace and tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this could be the property for you. Situated approximately eight miles from Galway city centre and two miles from Annaghdown Pier on the shores of Lough Corrib, this property is a must for all fishing and walking enthusiasts. Barranny is approximately one mile from Cloonboo village and the local pubs and shops that this small village has to offer. The site itself is approximately 0.8 acre and is set in a quiet location among idyllic surroundings of mature trees.

Liosmore is a mature, beautifully maintained, estate with a mixture of detached and semidetached homes just off the Barna Road. Located right beside Cappagh Park, the development has playing pitches, playgrounds, walks, and Barna Woods on its doorstep, with direct access from Liosmore making it a very safe environment for families.

Ideally located on the M4, just 35 minutes from Dublin city centre, Johnstown House Hotel & Spa is the perfect location for your break away.

Put the bounce and body back into your hair with this clever conditioning mask from Yes To Carrots.

Annaghdown Seaweed Spa specialises in pampering and relaxing treatments. The spa has put together a range of recession beating packages for parties, weddings, holidays, and special occasions.

Does your skin need a boost? Do you need to unwind from day to day tensions? Why not take a break and book in for a body recharge or a facial refresh with Ytsara, the organic and natural Thai spa line.

Over 95 per cent of Westmeath people have no idea how much water they use, despite using on average over 150 litres a day, according to a recent survey.

Galway has been branded a county of water guzzlers after a survey found that more than 95 per cent of respondents have no idea how much water they use and admit to leaving taps and showers running.

Crean Ceramic City in Barcastle Industrial Estate, Castlebar, has just got into store the very latest 2010 product range in tiles, sanitary ware, and fireplaces. So there is even more to choose from.

Over 95 per cent of people in Mayo have no idea how much water they use, despite using on average over 150 litres a day. That’s according to national research conducted by Ideal Standard International, a provider of design-driven bathroom solutions. The survey, which was conducted by Ideal Standard following World Water Day, found that some people in Mayo unwittingly waste excessive amounts of water doing everyday tasks, especially in the bathroom.