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Cnoc an Óir is a lovely residential estate located on the Letteragh Road, Galway. In terms of convenience the estate is found within one mile of NUIG and UHG, in close proximity to a host of shops, schools, sporting and recreational facilities, and within a stroll of the Westside Shopping Centre and Knocknacarra Shopping Centre.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has just brought to the market No 11 St Mary’s Avenue, Taylor’s Hill, an excellent value home, which will be offered for sale by public auction on February 24 at 3pm in the Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square, Galway.

Oliver Lynch auctioneers is offering an impressive four bedroom detached property, in an excellent location, approximately 1.5 miles from the city centre and convenient to GMIT and Merlin Park and Bons Secours hospitals and boasting spectacular views overlooking Galway Bay.

NINETY NINE Percent for Art, an exhibition featuring new work by Carol Anne Connolly and Jim Ricks, opens in The Dock Shed at the Galway Docks next week.

THE 2012 Over The Edge Poetry Book Showcase takes place on Friday February 10 at 8pm at The Kitchen in the Galway City Museum.

It is hoped to set up a community ambulance organisation in the Belmullet/Erris area.

Just like last year Mayo will square off against NUIG in the home final of the FBD League on a Friday night in McHale Park. The prize for the winners, a trip to New York in October to take on the exiles in the away final, should be enough motivation for any amateur player, but both sides have bigger fish to fry in the coming days and weeks, which will be a distraction this evening.

The extraordinary heroics and the wonderful result in the Sportsground on Friday last unleashed joy unconfined and gave all Connacht rugby supporters a great lift. As Eric Elwood rightly said, “The players and the crowd got their just reward,” so we thought to honour the occasion by showing you the Connacht team that travelled to Ravenhill on November 19, 1958, and beat Ulster.

BLACK PENCIL “evokes a unique sound world of melody, polyphony, and abstraction. The ensemble is a great representative of new ways of combining folk cultures and contemporary art.”