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Every now and then a very special property comes on the market, and No 23 Croit na Mara in Salthill is certainly one of those properties.

Galway City Mayor, Cllr Terry O’Flahery, will today, June 20, unveil a commemorative seat in honour of Lawrence Craughwell at Blackrock in Salthill at 2.30pm.

Sherry FitzGerald Kavanagh is bringing to the market this substantial two storey family home on Kingston Road. Situated on an elevated mature site of approximately 0.44 acre, it overlooks Galway Golf Club with views towards Galway Bay. Built in the mid 1970s, this home has bright, spacious, accommodation with well proportioned rooms. It will benefit from modernisation but provides a good quality living environment.

An annual golf fundraiser, which takes place at Galway Golf Club tomorrow (Friday) has raised more than €1/2 a million for Our Lady’s children’s hospital in Crumlin since its inception 28 years ago.

Property prices in Galway city certainly seemed to have turned the corner following Colleran auctioneers’ recent auction, with properties selling for well in excess of their reserves. With the auction room full to capacity and many standing outside, Don Colleran advised the room that in certain parts of the city demand now far outweighed supply and that there would be many disappointed under bidders at the auction, but he could not have predicted what was to follow, particularly with his Claddagh property.

Colleran auctioneers’ spring auction, which takes place next Thursday April 4, offers great value, variety, and quality, from a detached house in Ballybane with an AMV of only €50,000 to a rare opportunity to purchase a large luxury detached just off Salthill Promenade with an AMV of €460,000.

St Bride’s was situated on Sea Road and was opened in 1916 by Dr William AF Sandys. He was soon joined by Dr Michael O’Malley and by Dr Joseph Watters, who was the anaesthetist. Both doctors Sandys and O’Malley lived in the Crescent, so it was very convenient for them. It was a private nursing and maternity home accepting medical, surgical, and maternity cases. Generations of Galwegians were born here, and many more would have had their tonsils out or their appendix removed here.

By Five per cent of Galway residents tested positive for age-related macular degeneratio (AMD), a leading cause of blindness, and have since been referred on to an eye specialist.

Gort, Athenry and Galway golf clubs all suffered agonising defeats at the Chartis Europe Cups and Shields in Kinsale last week.

Lenaboy Park, often described as Salthill’s secret garden, is located just a three minute walk from the Salthill Promenade. Lenaboy Park was part of the original gardens of Lenaboy Castle on Taylor’s Hill. Entry into Lenaboy Park is through the large black gates between the Warwick Hotel and Care Pharmacy in Lower Salthill. At the other end of this private residential area is a pedestrian walkway out on to Dr Mannix Road, Devon Park, and Taylor’s Hill.