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Over the last few months, creative Artist Mairead Brennan has been busy filling the aquarium with some new fantastic marine murals, and updating some of the pieces which have been in the aquarium since 1999.

Colleran auctioneers has just been favoured with the sale of a stunning sea front apartment. No 15 Pointe Boise on the Salthill Promenade is an exclusive second floor apartment offering spectacular views of Galway Bay, the Clare hills and the Galway city skyline.

Once again, the entire city will be positively electric with excitement, with over fifty very special and unique cultural events happening across multiple venues for Culture Night on Friday September 22. Experience entire street transformations, innovative theatre, candlelit concerts and visual arts. Learn new skills including sign language, juggling, origami, boatbuilding and even try your hand at the harmonica! Gain a better understanding of Galway’s growing international communities including Spanish, African and nomadic cultures. Events run all day and into the night in our ‘Culture Night Late’ programme. All activities are available completely free of charge supported by the Arts Council and Galway City Arts Office.

The Galway RNLI volunteer crew carried out a training exercise with the University of Galway Clinical Simulation and Interprofessional Education Facility last week.

University of Galway was denied a unique double in the Irish Women’s Hockey cup finals at the weekend.

The annual Galway Bay Swim, for Cancer Care West, are delighted that the event, which took place on Saturday was a resounding success.

Mayor of Galway, Collette Connolly, has appealed to the people of the city and county to embrace the Christmas spirit and spare a thought for the men and women of Gaza who are living traumatic lives trapped by forces beyond their control.

Indoor live music events are set to return to Galway on a regular basis, following Minister for Arts, Catherine Martin’s announcement on the easing of restrictions.

Galway City and County gaols were built at the beginning of the 19th century on a large site which took up most of Nuns Island. Construction was conditional on a right of way, the road all around the walls, also being built. James Hardiman, the historian, described it as follows: “The Prison …. Is built in the form of a crescent …. The interior of which is divided into eight wards ….. separated by walls which form so many radii of a circle, and, terminating in the rear of the governor’s house, bringing the whole range within many of his windows, by which means he can, at a single glance, survey the entire.”

Heskin auctioneers is offering for sale a very attractive two bed, third floor apartment situated in Salthill village, Galway. Monterey Court is a privately owned and well managed apartment complex offering scenic views over Galway Bay and the Clare hills. Properties in this area are highly sought after and it is considered one of Galway's most popular residential addresses.