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Rooney auctioneers is offering for sale by private treaty this five bedroom residence in the heart of the Clarinbridge countryside. Clarinbridge is a much sought after rural location in south Galway. The area is home to a range of amenities including shops, pubs, restaurants, schools and churches, it is also located just 6km from Oranmore and 16km from Galway.

WINDS OF The Burren, the new exhibition by artist Frank Sanford, is currently on show at the Providence Kitchens in Clarinbridge.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is offering for sale this superb dormer bungalow located between Oranmore and Clarinbridge. This attractive family home is one of the best value homes on the market due to its wonderful location, size, and finish, and its B3 energy rating which is on the higher end of the BER scale.

Gort are the county senior hurling champions for the first time in 28 years after a magnificent victory over All-Ireland champions Clarinbridge on Sunday afternoon in Pearse Stadium.

Clarinbridge qualified for a second consecutive county final last Saturday when they saw off Craughwell comfortably enough in Duggan Park on a score-line of 0-18 to 0-13.

Lacemaking in Ireland will be the subject of the first in a series of public lectures, entitled Uncovering Local History in South Galway, which begin next week.

Another successful installment of the Clarenbridge Oyster Festival took place last weekend. Glamour, entertainment, and gourmet foods were the order of the day with local, national, and international visitors celebrating the official start of the oyster season. In recent years the festival has attracted huge attention from European and Asian visitors with this year’s festival the focal point for an Australian and Japanese TV documentary.

Rooney auctioneers is offering for sale by private treaty this five bedroom residence in the heart of the Clarinbridge countryside. The quaint and tranquil village of Clarinbridge is situated at the head of Dunbulcan Bay, famous for its oysters and making Clarinbridge the host of the renowned annual Clarinbridge Oyster Festival. While Clarinbridge is home to a range of amenities including shops, pubs, restaurants, schools, and churches, it is also located just 6km from Oranmore and 16km from Galway city.

Just a short note to remind you that Paddy Burke’s is the site of the Clarinbridge Oyster Festival on Friday September 9, Saturday September 10, and Sunday September 11. It starts on the Friday at 9.30pm until 1.30am and the cost is €20. That gets you entertainment by the American Drifters, Happy Feet, and Don Rua, and there will be food available to purchase. Saturday is the big gala day, some tickets are still available at €75 each. The day starts at 4.30pm and runs until 1.30am with entertainment by The Cuba Libre Salsa Band, Don Stiffe, The Davitt Showband, Fuaim Chonamana, The Marvels, and She’s Electric. You will also get chowder, half a dozen native oysters, seafood platter, and two glasses of wine. Filtered water is available everywhere, and tea and coffee. The Sunday event is from 1.30pm to 6pm and for €10 you can enjoy the rocking piano sounds of Carmel Dempsey with food available to purchase. Tickets for the Clarinbridge Oyster Festival events are available from (091) 796766.

People in the Clarinbridge area who are interested in starting allotments are invited to the Gortard/Slieveaun allotments this Sunday from 12 noon to 4pm.