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No 19 Castan, Doughiska, is a cosy home located in a small enclave of houses on the east side of Galway city. All amenities are close by with the regular Parkmore bus route offering easy access to the city centre, Parkmore Industrial Estate, and Briarhill Shopping Centre.

Athlone can expect up to nine months of selective disruption from June after it was announced the €3.5 million rehabilitation plan for the town’s elderly watermains was given the green light.

Local councillor John Dolan this week welcomed the fact that the extension to Castledaly graveyard is to progress to the part 8 planning process.

If you are thinking of selling in Galway city in the next few weeks you might want to avail of a superb offer from John Dolan auctioneers & chartered surveyors. Between now and March 31 the auctioneer is offering a challenge to sell your house in 30 days. If he fails to sell within this time frame he will guarantee to halve the sales fee, irrespective of house size or house type.

Your last chance to purchase one of the last few remaining new four bed semi-detached homes in Glentaun Village, Ballinasloe.

This large detached double fronted bungalow situated right on the edge of Ballinasloe town boundary is set on a mature site of 0.7 acres.

For the second time in his political career John Dolan from Castledaly will sit on Westmeath County Council without being directly elected, after the 43-year-old farmer was co-opted onto the council by Fine Gael on Friday night (September 21).

The anticipated re-elevation of John Dolan to the county council chamber will no longer be the rubber-stamped formality he might have hoped for with the news this week that at least two more candidates are to contest the vacant seat - including one from his home base of Castledaly.

Former councillor John Dolan, a farmer from Ballinahown, is the only confirmed candidate to date to replace Cllr Joe Whelan, who this week (July 30) became the second councillor this year to resign from Westmeath County Council due to professional pressures.

Located at the end of a cul de sac and hidden away from the rage of traffic, No 53 Riasc Na Rí, Bóthair Stiofáin, is a little gem presented with impeccable taste throughout. An ideal starter home, the house offers well proportioned, light filled, accommodation. It is close to a host of amenities including shopping centres, churches, and schools, and there is a bus route just a two minute walk away.