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Our photograph shows Olly Shea from High Street with his two cousins, the Brays from Father Griffin Road. They are standing in Middle Street which looks very wide with nothing parked there. The building on the far left was a tenement which later became a timber yard. Next door was a store which was owned by O’Gormans. The building beside that, with the white gable, was Tim Murphy’s; he ran a second-hand clothes shop there and carded wool. Next door was another tenement which was later taken over by Corbett’s timber yard.

The Athlone Springs Hotel voted Midland Best Family hotel 2019 is the perfect location for you to enjoy a fun-filled holiday or relaxing break away. With the hotel’s friendly staff, modern bedrooms, state of the art leisure facilities, bar and restaurant and just five minutes away from the lively Athlone Town, you will be spoiled for choice.

The Irish summer is well and truly here, and there is no better way to celebrate than by adding some new delicious summer favourites to your freezer drawer to enjoy when the sun comes out with so many choices to choose from.

You may have seen the infamous Pint Van that delivers fresh, creamy pints to your doorstep on demand..And now, Monroe’s have added yet another incredible product to their offering...and they even deliver nationwide! Fancy yourself as a mixologist? Want to impress your guests, or simply have a fun night making cocktails with friends? These kits are a must-have this summer! Introducing Octobox, their Home Cocktail DIY Kits.

An independent member of Mayo County Council has criticised the behaviour of some cyclists on roads in the county.

On March 8, 1848, work was started on the Eglinton Canal. The Harbour Commissioners had been anxious to develop the New Dock. There were about 300 boats in the Claddagh and the amount of seaweed landed for manure in the spring of 1845 was 5,000 boat loads, averaging three tons each. The seaweed factory had been moved up to ‘The Iodine’, so the work on the canal was vital. It would allow boats to go from the Claddagh Basin up to the lake, boats from Cong and Maam to get to the sea, and improve the mill-power on the Galway River.

Feast your eyes on this quality mid-terrace home on offer in a very attractive residential development. Constructed in 2007 by the renowned O'Malley Group, this development is the first right after the Spar shop. The development includes a mixture of semidetached houses, detached houses, and apartments. There is ample open space, and it is on a city centre bus route. No 70 has been completely renovated over the last year and includes a generous rear paved area and newly laid astroturf, concrete panels, and wooden fencing.

All teas (Green, Black, and Oolong) are derived from the same plant. The difference is in the preparation of the leaves. Green tea, unlike the others is not fermented, so the active ingredients remain unaltered.

Siucra has teamed up with Gastro Gays, a duo renowned for their creativity in the kitchen when it comes to whipping up tasty treats using seasonal ingredients and household cupboard staples. Check out their scrumptious honey, lemon, and poppy seed madeleines, a perfect afternoon picnic treat.

What better way to embrace the weekend than treating yourself to a homemade pizza? Avoca’s bianca pizza with broccoli, mozzarella, and sage is a simple yet delicious flavour combination. Best of all, it can be made straight from a cast iron skillet on the hob, just top it off in the oven to give it some golden crisp.