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Sherry FitzGerald is offering No 2 Belsize Court for sale by private treaty. This is a lovely three-bedroom semi-detached home, situated in Belsize Court, Laurel Park, Newcastle.

Sherry FitzGerald brings to the market No 16 Cnoc na Ri for sale by private treaty. This is a new and substantial semidetached family home located in a new development of only 16 houses and finished in 2017. The house is situated in a quiet cul de sac to the rear of the development, off the main road, overlooking a central green and not overlooked to the rear. Cnoc na Ri was built by King Construction in 2016/2017 and provides high quality modern A-rated homes.

Sherry FitzGerald welcomes Nos 6 and 7 Crescent Court to the market for sale by private treaty. Crescent Court is a superb development of retail units and overhead apartments, built by Rhatigan Construction. Located equidistant from Salthill and Galway city centre, this is an ideal location as it is within easy walking distance of both the city centre and Salthill Promenade. NUIG and UHG are also within easy walking distance, so this would be an ideal investment.

A claimed 18 per cent hike in rents for student accommodation has led to fears that Galway students could be paying an additional €1,000 for a nine month/39 week lease, when the new academic term starts in September.

After an absence of almost one month, a bus service to cater for the day centre at St Francis Primary Care Unit in Newcastle, has been reinstated, a move which has been welcomed by Independent TD Catherine Connolly.

When was the last time Fianna Fáil won two seats in Galway West? The 2007 General Election - now more than a decade ago. Older party activists will sigh with nostalgia for the days when FF could take three out of five. The last time that happened was in November 1982 - 36 years ago.

by mary O’Connor

There have been a large number of national polls conducted since the February 2016 General Election, and some clear patterns have emerged, which Insider believes will carry through to the next General Election, expected some time in 2019.

The “threat of closure” hanging over Time4Us must be “lifted immediately” to allow “some measure of security to the families using the service”, according to Independent Galway West TD Catherine Connolly.

Come the next General Election, could Noel Grealish be in danger of losing his seat? The answer is yes, but ONLY if Fianna Fáil gets its act together and learns a valuable lesson from the 'auld enemy' - Fine Gael.