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As usual there was a massive response to our competition for race tickets last week both through the newspaper and on our Facebook page. The winners so far of a pair of tickets to Ballybrit for a day’s racing are:

Unpaid levies is money “robbed from communities and house buyers” and the Galway City Council must be “relentless” in pursuing those developers who still have not paid up.

Rahoon, Dangan Knocknacarra, Renmore, Ballyloughan Road, and Doughiska have all been identified as possible sites for garden allotments in the city.

This Sunday is National Play Day and it will be marked in Galway by a range of activities for children.

McInerney Homes has been building homes for more than 100 years and has been building in Galway since 1965. Since this time McInerney Homes has built more than 3,000 homes in Galway city. The company’s reputation for building quality, affordable, homes can be recognised in the well established community of Renmore.

Built by Sawgrass Construction in 2002, Castan is a small development of semidetached and mid-terrace homes. The development is well laid out with a large landscaped green area in the centre of the development with all homes positioned in a circle around this green area. Located on the east side of the city, all amenities are close by including GMIT, Galway Clinic, Merlin Park Hospital, Kingsvalley Hotel, Clayton Hotel, Briarhill Shopping Centre, and numerous multinational companies.

A woman who got hold of her boyfriend’s bank card details and then stole €2,400 at various locations over the course of five days has been remanded on continuting bail.

Bank of Ireland is suing a Galway-based solicitor’s firm for allegedly failing to put in place the necessary charges to ensure that the bank had security for loans advanced for several property deals.

New to the market in recent weeks with Mullery auctioneers, this spacious owner occupied residence is situated in the popular Túr Uisce development in Doughiska. Built by McInerney Homes, the development is maintained to an exceptionally high standard and boasts extensive landscaping throughout. The location is adjacent to a magnificent amenity and recreational area which includes park, playground, and tennis court, and is within easy walking distance of Briarhill Shopping Centre, hotels, and shops.

The Galway City Council is selling affordable homes in four developments on the east and west sides of the city.