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CB Richard Ellis and joint agents Mullery auctioneers have confirmed their instructions to offer for sale a number of commercial properties in Clifden and Galway, namely the Rock Glen Hotel, Clifden; J Conneely’s Bar, Clifden; a retail/residential premises in Clifden; the D’Arcy Inn, Main Street, Clifden; and the Crane Bar, Sea Road, Galway.

CB Richard Ellis and joint agents Mullery auctioneers have confirmed their instructions to offer for sale a number of commercial properties in Clifden and Galway, namely the Rock Glen Hotel, Clifden; J Conneely’s Bar, Clifden; a retail/residential premises in Clifden; the D’Arcy Inn, Main Street, Clifden; and the Crane Bar, Sea Road, Galway.

Family and friends of a woman drowned while scattering her sister’s ashes in Connemara paid their final farewells at a service held in Dublin on Tuesday.

When they come to write the history of Galway 100 years from now, we can be fairly sure that the legacy of an event tomorrow (Friday) will be writ large on those pages.

THE GATHERING, a major exhibition by the artist Rosie McGurran, celebrating her work over the last decade, opens at the Galway Arts Centre next week.

Sir Roger Casement was a notable humanitarian and a British consul by profession but, ironically, an anti -Imperialist by nature. He over-stepped his diplomatic role to fiercely condemn Belgium for its brutalisation of the people of Congo*. His report, published in 1904, was however, well received by the British establishment, perhaps because it feared that little Belgium was getting too big for its boots, and too wealthy from its African ventures. Casement received a knighthood.

A Christmas Traditional Session in aid of GOAL takes place in The Bards Den, Letterfrack, this Sunday from 3pm.

A major workshop for all Connemara tourism stakeholders will be held next Monday in Kylemore Abbey.

Throughout December, the Clifden Station House will be holding a number of major events, including a concerts with leading Irish country singer Sandy Kelly.

FOR YEARS Thelma Mansfield was the face of afternoon TV in Ireland, but over the last 10/15 years, she has become better known as an artist.