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A variety of events will be taking place in Merlin Park Woods this month as part of the annual Heritage Week which runs from August 17 to 25.

Members of a Galway Facebook site were shocked and concerned by racist comments which appeared on their page recently, leading to fears that internet racism may be a growing phenomenon.

No quality bus corridor should ever be allowed to go through Merlin Woods which is a jewel that needs to be protected, so say councillors who following a lengthy debate at Monday’s Galway City Council meeting finally agreed to allow the plans to temporarily suspended while the relevant SPCs and consultants can explore previous policies, analyses, and perhaps an alternative route.

A number of events celebrating National Biodiversity Week will be held in Galway over the next week.

Councillors are anxious to remove plans for a quality bus corridor through Merlin Park Woods, which they had previously approved in two city development plans, as opposition to the measure gathers pace.

Sherry FitzGerald Kavanagh is offering a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial detached residential property on a large mature site just off the eastern entrance to the city. The house is a split level bungalow with large, bright, spacious accommodation and will require modernisation. It stands on a site of approximately 0.6 acre with established trees, shrub beds, and boundaries. The property is entered via a tree-lined driveway leading to a parking area to the front and side and a detached garage.

A new Autism Spectrum Disorder Unit is to be provided at Merlin Woods National School in Doughiska this month.

Tomorrow at 2pm, the way of the cross will be acted out by a cast from the community of the Good Shepherd parish in the children's playground. The event will take place in Doughiska Park, at the rear of Merlin Woods new school, on Doughiska Road.

A “mini-logging” operation in Merlin Woods has been condemned as “outrageous” by Labour councillor Derek Nolan, who wants the matter investigated by the Galway City Council.

Environmental campaign group Friends of the Forest and the Galway City Council have joined forces to implement a new initiative designed to secure public participation in regular major monthly clean-ups of the city’s public spaces.