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No 35 Boireann Bheag is a superb three bedroom penthouse apartment with large private rooftop terrace overlooking Galway Bay, situated in the popular Roscam area in a secure block with lift access and parking.

Two people cut off by the high tide near Blackrock on Galway Bay on Sunday were rescued by Galway RNLI Lifeboat.

Another fully booked showhouse viewing took place at An Maolán at the weekend, and another two houses were sold. Even in the rain prospective buyers liked the look of An Maolán, the exclusive new development in Barna.

It was a day for grit and determination in a city more known for the flair and flavour of the arts and when it came to the crunch Mayo had that bit more of battle hardness than their hosts on the shore of Galway Bay.

Ireland’s complete property service, O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has announced that it will offer free ‘thinking of selling’ property valuations throughout the month of November to any individuals, families, or businesses thinking of offering their property for sale on the open market during the month with the Galway city-based firm.

The ideal Christmas break is available in one of Ireland’s most famous beauty spots for those looking for an escape from the restrictions of Covid-19. A walk along Salthill’s beautiful promenade is a pleasure any time of the year. Among the many advantages of a stay at The Galway Bay Seaview Apartments is the convenience of a bracing walk on this promenade, the madness of a Christmas morning swim or the pleasure of waving goodbye to 2020 as the New Year’s Eve sun goes down on Galway bay.

O'Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering this exceptional property in one of Galway's most sought after residential locations.

One man has died after a fishing boat got into difficulty in Galway Bay this afternoon.

Appearing in the opening sequence of the beloved comedy series Fr Ted, on the foreshore of Craggy Island, the world famous Plassey Shipwreck is definitely one of Inis Oirr's must see locations. But are you familiar with the story of how the steam trawler found its way on to the land?

Ireland is steeped in myth, legend and folklore, and every corner of the island has its own stories of great warriors, fierce giants, troublesome fairies, enchanted animals and otherworldly phantoms.