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Brooklawn is located just off the Knocknacarra Road around the corner from the Galway Golf Club. This road is flanked by the Upper Salthill Road and the Kingston Road which put together equals one of the best locations in the greater Salthill area.

Galway junior squash player Jennifer Hegarty claimed the u-19 title at the Leinster Junior Open in Dublin last weekend.

NUIG and Galway Lawn Tennis Club members have been crowned the top badminton players in the county.

The cream of judo exponents will be in Galway this weekend when the city hosts the All Ireland Judo Championships.

•Galway city hosted its first All Ireland Judo Championships in 15 years last Sunday in the Galway Lawn Tennis Club. 

Built approximately 15 years ago by developer Michael O’Grady, Number 9 Rosedale is a unique executive residence of gracious accommodation of c3,000sq ft. Standing on a very attractive site that enjoys a south facing rear garden, the property overlooks a rolling green to the front and boasts a host of luxury items not often found.

Get in shape for summer with Unique Personal Training, the dedicated personal training studio that offers tailored training programmes. You can enjoy regular workouts either with a one-to-one trainer or as part of a small group, and have the ultimate celebrity workout with the club’s new Power Plate.

Local squash player John Rooney returned to Galway at the weekend to claim the men’s A title in the Garavan’s West of Ireland Open.

The Promenade, swimming at Blackrock, Galway Golf Club, Galway Lawn Tennis Club, Pearse Stadium, established schools and services, all on the shores of Galway Bay are some of the things that make Salthill so special. Pollnarooma comprises a low density mature development of detached houses adjacent to Galway Golf Course where each home stands on a large site. This house occupies a particularly special position within Pollnarooma at the end of a cul-de-sac with south facing rear garden and large west facing side garden.

•This Saturday will see the inaugural COPE Galway triathlon taking place in Salthill. The race, aimed at raising funds for the local charity, will see up to 500 competitors will test their skills and endurance over a 750 metre swim, a 20 kilometre cycle and a five kilometre run. Set against the backdrop of Galway Bay, the race is set to be a great day for competitors and spectators alike.