Search Results for 'Salthill'

Sherry FitzGerald is offering to the market No 73 Dunaras, Bishop O’Donnell Road, Galway. This property is a quality well maintained first floor, three bedroom apartment in a mature residential development.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering for sale a magnificent semidetached residence at No 8 Glenard Avenue. This property is situated in a much acclaimed and popular residential area, within walking distance of Salthill and the Promenade.

The Prom has been much in the news in the last few days. In Victorian times, our ancestors used to advertise the Promenade as a place unrivalled in the country, where a person could take the healthy invigorating air like nowhere else. In those days, it was just a narrow crooked roadway, very rough and untarred, and it extended from Palmer’s Rock to Blackrock. There were no shelters or flower beds, indeed there was hardly any beach, just rocks and shingle and seaweed. The cleaning up process started when breakwaters and piers were built, so there is a lot more beach now than there was 60 years ago. There were no large boulders to strengthen the Promenade, and flooding from the tide was far more regular than it is today – with the experience of this past couple of weeks excepted.

John Mulholland, the former Galway city councillor and mayor, will not be contesting the Local Elections in May.

Due to the extreme weather conditions experienced across the west of Ireland last weekend, the organisers of the Dream Weddings Exhibition had to take unprecedented steps to save the day.

Staff at Leisureland in Salthill which had been flooded with sea water during last week’s storm have been working tirelessly on the clean up operation with the power set to be restored in the next few days.

A popular Salthill walkway completely disappeared, car parks submerged in water, and businesses left counting the cost of the damage as the sea demonstrated its power during last week’s storm.

John Quinn has received instructions to offer for sale No 97 Cimin Mor, Cappagh Road, which he describes as being a lovely well maintained home adjacent to all local amenities including church, schools, shops, Barna Woods, and Silverstrand and within easy reach of Salthill and the city centre.

An Cimin Mór, Cappagh Road, is a beautiful residential estate located within minutes of Barna village and Salthill Promenade. The property is also within close proximity of Galway city centre. The estate comprises a mixture of two, three, and four bedroom semidetached homes overlooking large green areas with mature trees and shrubbery throughout.

THE GALWAY ACTORS Workshop will host a series of classes for the New Year, with all courses starting on Monday January 20 in the Anno Santo Hotel, Salthill.