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The public sanitary conditions in Athenry, were regarded as a disgrace, and not conducive to a healthy environment when an epidemic of smallpox erupted there in the spring of 1875.

With smallpox sufferers in make-shift refuges such as out-buildings, rooms in the Loughrea barracks, and in sheds outside Dr Leonard’s home, all hopes are placed on the ready-made iron hospital ordered from Messrs Braby and Co. London. The hospital was to accommodate 12 patients, but already within five weeks of the first case being reported in Athenry, there were 20 cases of smallpox, three of whom had died.

The initial refusal by the Loughrea Workhouse hospital to accept smallpox patients was smartly over ruled by the Local Government Board (LGB). It suggested that some out-houses or offices, at the hospital, could be converted to receive the patients while keeping them separate from the other sick. It was satisfied that the resident doctor there, Dr Lynch, ‘will afford valuable advice and assistance’. The board warned that it was essential smallpox sufferers were kept isolated from other people. However, the Loughrea Board of Guardians, with responsibility for the hospital, did not heed the rebuke.

The residential sales team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard introduce to the market Number 56 Cruachan Park, Rahoon, Galway. Cruachan Park is a mature, quiet, location that needs no introduction.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is offering for a sale a wonderful two bedroom townhouse located in the much sought after area of Henry Street in the city’s West End. Currently rented, this mid-terrace property has recently been completely modernised throughout. No 25 has everything in terms of convenience and location, with all amenities right on the doorstep.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip Leonard says a three bed, second floor apartment in the centre of Galway city presents an outstanding opportunity for an investment.

Selling agent Kyle O’Brien of DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has listed this one bedroom townhouse located just off the beautiful Long Walk in the quiet development of Cuirt Eanna. Just outside this private development are the stunning views of Galway Bay and Nimmo's Pier. It is adjacent to the historic Spanish Arch and a short stroll to the vibrant Latin Quarter with a host of restaurants and cafes to choose from.

Three second-half goals in as many minutes put Galway ladies on the road to victory over Donegal in Saturday's All Ireland senior championship round two fixture at Markievicz Park.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard presents to the market this most impressive property set on a majestic site of c1.8 acres of gardens that offer breathtaking views of Ballyconneely and its stunning surrounds. Located at Derrigimlagh, this outstanding residence is situated directly across from the renowned Coral Beach, with its white sands and turquoise waters. It is a unique part of the world which offers wonderful vistas regardless of the season, something only achieved in Connemara.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard presents to the market this quality O'Malley-built owner occupied four bed semidetached home. No 73 Binn Bhan is located to the rear of the estate in a quiet cul de sac and with parking to the front.