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When it comes to eating out there are two aspects of the meal that will make or break the experience — the quality of the food, and the size of the dent the price will leave in our wallets. Other requirements, although important, are still considered secondary to these feast fundamentals.

There are few things that go better together than shopping and cake, and even fewer places that do it so cosily as Standún in Spiddal. As a famous tourist destination for almost 75 years, it is a store steeped in tradition, even though there is nothing old-fashioned about it. It is probably best known for its selection of Aran sweaters, and has an impressive selection of Irish and international fashion labels and giftware too.

At Maldron Hotel Oranmore Galway, there is a strong emphasis on great food with even better service. With this in mind, what better place to treat your family to a Sunday lunch outing than the Grain & Grill.

The Athlone Springs Hotel is the perfect choice for your child’s special day this spring.

According to An Foras Forbartha’s book Galway Architectural Heritage, “Montpellier Terrace curves around the corner to the Crescent. The first two houses are of three bays and two storeys over basements with rendered walls and railings in front. They date from c1840. Next are two houses without basements of two bays and three storeys with elliptical headed door-cases fronted by simple railings.

MOMMIE DEAREST by Christina Crawford, the adopted daughter of actress Joan Crawford, is the book and film for the next meeting of the Pálás Cinema's book club, on March 31.

THE WILDERLAND Film Festival is "special because it gives audiences unparalleled insight into some of the world’s most incredible wildlife”. So said Scottish wildlife filmmaker Gordon Buchanan, best known for The Polar Bear Family & Me.

O'Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering to market via private treaty a spacious residential property situated on the Renmore Road, one of Galway city's most popular residential locations.

Tucked into a quiet, southerly, position in one of the best regarded centrally located addresses in Galway city is this lovely detached four bed bungalow with private parking. No 6 Forster Court is presented in very good condition and situated in a beautifully maintained private development just a short walk from Eyre Square and Shop Street.

This property is superbly located in Newcastle, across the road from NUIG (via the laneway to Newcastle Road). The home is within easy reach of all amenities including a variety of schools, shopping centres, sporting facilities, and within walking distance of both NUIG and UHG, being just half a mile from UHG and one mile from the city centre.