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Car owners are required by law to deposit an unwanted car with a vehicle recycling facility for recycling.

Presentation College Headford has released a virtual performance of the 1993 song ‘Ordinary World’ to mark the end of a challenging school year.

Plans for unveiled this week for the creation of an ambitious new park and gardens on the outskirts of Headford, under a proposal being promoted by Headford Community Garden and Headford Men’s Shed.

Seán Canney Independent TD has welcomed further progress on the expansion of the Office of Public Works (OPW) Regional Headquarters in Headford.

Headford Mart Property Sales presents Cloc Uisce, a magnificent large family home located on a one-acre site in the wonderful scenic area of Caltragh/Kilcoona, Headford. It is located two minutes from Kilcoona NS, five minutes from Headford town with all its amenities, and less than 20 minutes from Galway city.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers, based at 5 Mary Street, Galway, will take to the internet tomorrow, Friday April 16, at 12 noon with its latest live stream property auction. With nearly 30 lots on offer, the company expects a busy day of buying and selling with the varied catalogue including residential and commercial property as well as a number of attractive land lots. The company offers virtual property viewings on all building lots and these are available to view on the company website, www.odonnjoyce.com, Daft.ie, and Myhome.ie.

A uniquely Galwegian instrument will see its concert debut at the opening of Music for Galway’s reimagined CELLISSIMO festival, a new cello festival for the west of Ireland, in a special performance at 7:30pm on March 25th, when Headford musician Naomi Berrill plays a piece specially composed for the Galway Cello by Bill Whelan.

No 170 Cluain Riocaird is a wonderful three bedroom mid-terrace home located in a popular development close to Galway city centre and all services and amenities. For sale by private treaty, the property will suit both owner occupiers and investors and comes with the benefit of a private rear garden and parking to the front. Currently owner occupied, this property is well maintained throughout and ready for immediate occupation.

For most of December 1920, Thomas Hynes, quartermaster of the Galway IRA, was in Queen’s College Galway - today's NUIG - hiding from Crown forces, sleeping on top of bookshelves, and assisting in the making of grenades.

By Kernan Andrews