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Sherry FitzGerald welcomes No 11 Sycamore Drive to the market for sale by private treaty. This is a five bed semidetached home situated in a mature, sought after, development just over one mile from Galway city centre.

Galway based charity, Breast Cancer Research, are asking women nationwide to take part in this year’s Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon on Monday 5th June in support of Breast Cancer Research. It’s the biggest women's event of its kind in the world and you can walk, jog or run to take part and help raise awareness and funds for Breast Cancer Research.

Sherry FitzGerald is selling No 11 Sycamore Drive by Private Treaty. A five bed semi-detached home, it is situated in a mature and sought after development about one mile from Galway city centre.

NUI Galway's Professor Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh has received an honorary degree from the National University of Ireland for his contribution to Irish history, the Irish language and Irish public life.

The final episode of the current popular TV documentary series, Building Ireland, will look at the Corrib navigation system and its canals, which aspired to transform Galway into a major industrial hub, as well as looking at how the National University of Ireland, Galway, came to be located in the city. The episode will air at 8.30pm on RTÉ One tomorrow (Friday) , and will be the final episode in the six-part series.

One of the real benefits of the the centenary commemorations of 1916, is the amount of research and new material that has been published on the background to the Rising, and in particular on the personalities of the men and women involved.

The social networks behind one of the most famous literary controversies of all time have been uncovered using modern complexity science. Now, multi-disciplinary research from the National University of Ireland Galway, Coventry University and University of Oxford has explored the mathematical properties of contested poems.

Merit Medical Ireland, based in Parkmore Galway, will hold a ‘Networking within Industry’ event Thursday, October 20th at 5.30pm in their Vision Facility, Galway.

Professor Michael Kane, Emeritus Professor of Physiology at NUI Galway, is the 2016 winner of the Society for Reproduction and Fertility’s premier research award, the Marshall Medal. Professor Kane accepted this prestigious award at the Annual Conference of the Society in Winchester, England recently.

Are you looking to undertake a challenge this summer? Why not take part in the Streets of Galway 8km Run on 6 August 6 in aid of Breast Cancer Research (formerly NBCRI). This summer evening event takes in the scenic views of Galway City and Salthill promenade and culminates at the Claddagh Basin. So get your running shoes on and join the Breast Cancer Research Team.