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Sherry FitzGerald brings to the market this impressive and quality detached family residence situated on a large and mature site of approximately 0.56 acre offering exceptional views of Galway Bay and the surrounding area. The property at Baile Liam, Spiddal, has been architecturally designed by Simon J Kelly and extends to some 249sq m. It is immaculately presented throughout enjoying lots of space both internally and externally.

Sherry FitzGerald brings to the market this quality detached family residence situated on a large and mature site of approximately 0.56 acre, offering exceptional views of Galway Bay and the surrounding area. The impressive property, located at Baile Liam, Spiddal, has been architecturally designed by Simon J Kelly and totals approximately 249sq m. It is immaculately presented throughout, enjoying lots of space both internally and externally.

Galway Chamber recently met with Irish Water on a number of issues including water infrastructure development.

Minister for the Diaspora and International Development, Ciaran Cannon, has said that the introduction of the new junior cycle specifications for Irish can only help strengthen and preserve the language for future generations in Galway.

This magnificent modern detached property is situated only 10 minutes' drive from Galway city, and all the amenities of Corrandulla village are just two minutes away.

In 2014, Galway saw the opening of its first mosque - the Mosque of Mary on the Old Monivea Road, Ballybrit. It was erected by the Ahmadiyya Muslim community which is headed by Imam Ibrahim Noonan, a man with strong faith and a fascinating life story as I discovered when meeting him for an afternoon chat in the House Hotel.

THERE ARE three great questions that philosophers, theologians, mystics, and artists have sought to answer: Who am I? Where have I come from? Where am I going? These are questions Russell Brand is also asking, along with another important ponderable: Where did this baby come from?

Design Galway 2016 will feature Re: Design Talks which will feature conversations with leading design practitioners on an innovative aspect of their practice. Topics range from traditional and contemporary methodologies within the Irish textile industry, a close look into the inspiration behind Galway’s internationally acclaimed Macnas, documenting street art culture around the world and finally exploring the cross-section between screen printing and activism.

Four Galway girls from local water polo club Tribes were part of a historic International Irish team which won gold in Liverpool.