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If location, space and diversity are at the top of the wish list, then this wonderful new listing from DNG Maxwell, Heaslip & Leonard in Loughgeorge, Claregalway, is sure to meet all of your expectations.

DNG Maxwell, Heaslip & Leonard presents this immaculate semidetached property in the ever popular River Oaks development, located in the centre of Claregalway village. It is within walking distance of an impressive array of amenities, including the Claregalway Hotel, supermarkets, restaurants, church, cafes, sporting clubs, and the local national and secondary school. It also offers easy access to the Galway Technology Park at Parkmore and the major employment hub on the east side of Galway city which is within 6km, as well as nearby access to the M6, M17, and M18 motorways and all commuter towns.

The Claregalway Hotel is always improving and evolving its outlets to stay up to date with modern trends and styles — and this has led to the creation of new concepts in which you can enjoy the finest of food and drink in the company of your friends and colleagues.

The Keane family from Caherlistrane; Matt, Sean, Orlaith and Laura Keane take to the stage for the first big concert of 2020. They will be joined by musicians Derek Hickey, Maria Fahy, Meadhbh O’Neill, Colm Naughton, Caoimhe Ni Flaharta, Pat Coyne, Catherine McHugh and the Hernon Family from Carna.

The Claregalway Hotel is always improving and evolving its outlets to stay up to date with modern trends and styles and to this end, has changed its look and feel with a series of contemporary and stylish renovations.

A huge coming together of Supervalu retailers and locals from Lackagh, Turloughmore and Claregalway will take place this October as communities unite for Breast Cancer Awareness month. It is all in support of well known local woman, Nonie Fahy, manager of Flynns Supervalu Lackagh, Turloughmore.

It’s that time of year again when Claregalway Community Centre is transformed into a magical theatre for the annual Claregalway Drama Festival. This year the festival runs from tonight March 14 to March 22 inclusive. Nine nights of fantastic theatre for theatre goers and drama enthusiasts with a range of genres being performed, from much loved audience classics to festival premieres.

In the UK general election of December 1918, 73 out of 105 Irish seats were won by Sinn Féin, and in a move to assert Irish sovereignty and the right to self-determination, those 73 MPs refused to take their seats at Westminster.

Paul Kilgannon lives and breathes coaching. The Claregalway native has been donning the whistle, and running the drills all his adult life. He has been the man to inspire teams from kids to adults. As an active member of Carnmore hurling club for decades, he is driven by the desire to impart knowledge to people of all ages playing sport, so that they appreciate it, enjoy it, and learn invaluable lifeskills along the way.

One hundred and forty nine years ago, Captain Wilson Lynch offered the use of one hundred and sixty acres of his family land on the outskirts of Galway city to host the Galway races. Hence the name for the new building which racegoers will see for the first time next week.