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This photograph of a single-deck horse drawn tram was taken in Eyre Square c1900. The American style dome roof top cover provided cover for passengers during the winter. In one of their books, Somerville and Ross described these vehicles thus: “The little one-horse trams glide along the shining desolate road like white-backed beetles.” This tram was painted in a battleship grey colour. The double-deck open summer trams, which needed two horses to pull them, were painted in olive-green and white.

The Gaslight Bar & Brasserie opened in Hotel Meyrick last year and swiftly became one of the most talked about dining venues in Galway. Located in the heart of the city, overlooking Eyre Square, the Gaslight is a bright and airy casual dining space where you can escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy a working lunch or a catch up with friends over great tasting coffee. Grab a window seat with views over Eyre Square or sit at the bar counter and banter with the barman. During the day, enjoy satisfying sandwiches, crunchy bruschetta, fabulous fish, serious steaks, and seasonal specials with quality attentive service. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available for all guests.

Sherry FitzGerald is offering to the market a quality two bed ground floor apartment No 5 Lios Ealtan, Nile Lodge, Lower Salthill. Lios Ealtan is a private gated development of a mixture of two and three bed townhouses and apartments.

Sherry FitzGerald is bringing to the market No 56 Thornberry, Barna, which is being offered for sale by private treaty on the instructions of Anne O’Dwyer and Patrick Brennan, joint statutory receivers at Duff & Phelps.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is offering for sale a magnificent refurbished three bedroom family home located close to Galway city centre at Liam Mellows Terrace, Bohermore. This is a rare opportunity to acquire one of the most attractive houses to come to the market in recent times. The property is just moments from Eyre Square and all the amenities the city centre has to offer.

While polls indicate a large majority support equal marriage rights, there can be no room for complacency in the Yes campaign which must ensure a good turnout on polling day.

The property market in Galway continues to be extremely buoyant with more than 500 residential and commercial properties sold in the city centre and its surrounds in the final six months of 2014.

There aren’t many machines that can keep going all day. Or workers. Or products. Legislation wouldn’t permit it. For that matter there aren’t many towns that can offer as much at night as they do during the day. When darkness falls, the natural attractions which bring people into places are shrouded in a lack of light and rendered inhospitable. Rare are the places that are equally welcoming by day and by night.

Leading Independent socialist TD Clare Daly and controversial Wexford TD Mick Wallace will address the Galway Alliance Against War’s annual general meeting.

Long awaited roadworks at Lough Atalia bridge will cause mayhem for commuters when they begin next month according to one city councillor.