Search Results for 'Oranmore'

Many people would have first heard of Oranmore from the lyrics of the folk song ‘The Galway Shawl’. Today Oranmore is better known, and is highly regarded by many, as a choice location to live and for many good reasons.

Allman Reynolds is offering to the market a beautiful four bedroom detached bungalow on circa 0.5 acre, situated close to Oranmore. This residence is surrounded by countryside and other attractive properties, yet it is still within an easy commute of Oranmore and Galway city centre.

The City Bin Co, Galway’s primary waste disposal service, has announced that it is creating twelve new jobs in its IT department at its Oranmore headquarters.

BUALAH BOS - Oranmore Music & Drama Group will stage Jimmy Keary’s The Two loves of Gabriel Foley in Keanes nightclub Kudos tomorrow and Saturday at 8pm.

Footfall Ltd, a specialist entrance matting and carpet tile provider based in Oranmore, has been quietly and steadily expanding its operations since their move to a 4000sq ft unit in Westlink Commercial Park in April 2012. In less than a year, Footfall has added four new employees to its proactive team, with more positions opening up, giving a welcome boost to the Galway jobs market.

Tomorrow (Friday) will see the launch of the Galway County Integration and Diversity Strategy 2013-2017.

Did you ever dream of sailing in the open sea, crashing through waves as you steer your craft with the wind in your face? Whether you enjoy exhilarating challenges or just like to float around in the sun; the beauty of sailing is that there are days for everybody.

In his foreword to the document Putting People First – An Action Programme for Effective Local Government, the Minister for the Environment, ‘Big’ Phil Hogan had this to say:

Those searching for alternative or further work opportunites as well as the long term unemployed are being urged to attend a jobs iniative open night next week where they will have the chance to meet with local employers and also learn more about various training and work placement programmes.

Green and white bollards are needed on regional roads around County Galway to act as “a very visible warning to drivers of side roads ahead”.