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A new Primary Care Centre in Oranmore is to be built after An Bord Pleanála upheld the decision of Galway County Council to grant permission for the development.

Hazelwood is a detached four-bedroom home extending to some 2,000sq ft (189sq m) and set on a mature, private 0.6 acre site just a two-minute drive to the village of Craughwell, 7km from Athenry and 20km from Galway city.

150 of the practice’s over 85s were vaccinated as the centre was chosen to be one of the first GP centres in the country to start the rollout of the national vaccination programme.

It's that time of the year again when couples get all loved up and splash out on romantic gifts and treats to express their passion for one another. That's right Valentine's Day is on Sunday but with the country in lockdown, coming up with ideas to celebrate the day may prove difficult. This year and last have been tough for everyone and we thought we ALL deserve a bit of love.

Hazelwood is an impressive detached four bedroom home extending to just over 2,000sq ft (189sq m) and set on a mature, private, 0.6 acre site just a two minute drive from the popular village of Craughwell, 7km from Athenry, and 20km from Galway city.

Hazelwood is a fabulous detached four bedroom home extending to just over 2,000sq ft (189sq m) and set on a mature, private 0.6 acre site just a two minute drive from the popular village of Craughwell, 7km from Athenry, and 20km from Galway city.

Laura Shaughnessy of GCH dominated the senior women's event at this year's opening day of the County Galway Cross Country Championships at Galway Racecourse in Ballybrit on Sunday.

Augusta Lady Gregory, writer, folklorist and great patron of the arts, who died at her home at Coole Park in 1932, reappeared during the Druid production of five of her plays each evening this week. Druid is no stranger to magic, and such is their skill that Lady Gregory (Marie Mullen) makes several appearances inviting the audience to follow her for yet another of her plays performed in different locations around her home. From the edge of Coole lake to the old stables and yards, her ghostly figure seductively beckoned. The audience followed enchanted, moved by the strange power of her deceptively simple plays.

Pride of place on the podium was taken by Galway's Robert McDonnell on the first day of the National Junior Track and Field Championships in Santry, Dublin on Saturday.

Sean Breathnach of Galway City Harriers secured yet another title at the National Senior Track and Field Championships last weekend in Santry, Dublin.