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About an hour or so after I write this every Wednesday evening, you’ll find me on a muddy pitch, shouting orders with my fellow coaches, at two dozen U-12 footballers as they lash into one another. We are just one group of thousands who do this a few times a week, up and down the country. Instilling a love of football into those in our charge, in the hope that they get as much enjoyment out of it as we did when we chased a ball up and down a pitch.

LANKUM SINGER Radie Peat, Galway poet Elaine Feeney, and Choice Music Prize 2020 nominees SOAK and Sorcha Richardson will perform at the Imagining Ireland event as part of Galway 2020.

Confidence is back with incredible sales in the first two weeks of 2020 as buyers are out in force and bookings being taken in both second-hand private treaty and in new homes. The O’Donnellan & Joyce new homes department has seen a huge increase in activity in the new homes market due to strong demand for modern, energy efficient, homes in newly built housing estates around the city and county. It is an exciting time in Galway as many development lands are being sold to developers who are not holding back when it comes to building some beautiful and highly functional family homes all around the county.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers of 5 Mary Street, Galway, achieved a record year for sales in its auction, new homes, and private treaty departments. With more than 600 properties sold since January 2019, the company has recorded one of its biggest years of sales to date over the three departments, with new homes rising considerably in demand over the past 12 months and enormous demand expected to continue with the extension of the Help to Buy Scheme.

Being offered to the market by private treaty, No 6 Lakewood Park is an excellent three bed detached home situated in the quiet cul-de-sac just off the Dyke Road in Galway city.

Being offered to the market via private treaty, No 6 Lakewood Park is an excellent three bed detached home situated in the quiet cul-de-sac just off the Dyke Road in Galway city.

The Simon Community takes its name from Simon of Cyrene who helped Jesus carry the cross. It was founded in London in 1963 by Anton Wallich-Clifford and a branch was set up in Dublin in 1969. Early in 1979, Frank O’Leary OFM spoke at a meeting in Galway entitled Poverty in Ireland about the work of Simon in providing shelter, friendship, and acceptance to homeless people. Two psychology students, Margaret Brehony and Kathy O’Grady, drew attention to the fact that there were rough sleepers in Galway too.

Galway United are preparing for a busy weekend at Eamonn Deacy Park with two SSE Aitricity League first division fixtures at the Dyke Road venue.

THEATRE OFTEN provides the most memorable highlights of the Galway International Arts Festival, and with the final four days to go, tickets are still available for three outstanding shows.