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Tom Dempsey Flooring, Oranmore, is offering a unique moneyback offer for flooring products purchased during the World Cup.

‘Bridge that Gap’ is a new community based jobs initiative being promoted by local election candidate Martina Kinane in the Oranmore/Clarinbridge area. The idea is that locally based talent will be matched with the personnel requirements of prospective employers based in both the local and wider Galway area.

Galway County Council needs to invest in the community of Oranmore by providing more amenities and facilities for both the elderly and youth, according to Independent election candidate Roderick O’Driscoll.

The Galway County Council is to get just over €30,000 under a Public Area Enhancement Scheme to develop Rinville Park, according to Labour candidate for the Athenry/Oranmore electoral area Madge Dean.

Dr Eva Orsmond is a medical doctor from Finland who came to live in Ireland approximately 12 years ago. She founded Orsmond Clinics in 2001 to pursue her interest in weight loss and nutrition and she is now a leading expert in her field.

Winters Property Management Limited is offering for sale two and three bedroom homes in a secure apartment development in the private residential estate of Oranhill just off the Maree road. These apartments are conveniently located within walking distance of local shops, schools, and public transport. They also enjoy an extensive range of amenities in the immediate area including the Galway yacht club, the Oranmore Golf Club, and frequent and well-connected daily bus services at the Maree road to and from Galway city.

O’Donnellan and Joyce will place 46 properties up for sale by public auction in what is believed to be the largest property auction ever held in the west of Ireland. The all-day auction will take place tomorrow in the Harbour Hotel.

The Oranmore Lodge Leisure Centre is the perfect place to get fit, get in shape, and lose the excess pounds just in time for the summer months.

Trying to get in shape after the bank holiday weekend? Do not worry as Club Vitae Health at the Maldron Hotel in Oranmore has got you covered.

In late October 1890, Arthur J Balfour, nephew of the Conservative leader Lord Salisbury of the time, and recently appointed Chief Secretary of Ireland, went on a walking tour of the distressed districts along the Galway and Mayo coast. Accompanied only by his sister, and local officials who joined them as they passed through different districts, they travelled without police escort. Remembering that it was only eight years since the Phoenix Park Murders* it was a brave gesture. But Balfour was probably the best of them.** He was genuinely anxious to improve the conditions of the area. He had influence in London, and an imaginative grasp of his brief for Ireland. He met and talked with the local community leaders, listened to what they had to say; and sat by the open fires listening to the mná tí.