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Two bedroom apartment in top city location
Mullery Auctioneers is delighted to announce a superb two bedroom duplex apartment with large attic room situated in Crescent Green, a most sought after and beautifully maintained O’Malley built development.
Mervue edge Salthill in local derby
Though Salthill Devon had been showing signs of improvement, Saturday evening's Galway derby confirmed Mervue United's superiority at Fahy's Field.
Lovely Kingston home on the market
John Quinn has received instructions to offer No 8 Dun Na Ri, Kingston, which he describes as a very special property located close to Salthill golf and tennis clubs, schools, and shopping centre, and offering easy access to the city centre.
Salthill’s improving form will test a slipping Mervue
In derby games anything is possible with the form book shredded so Mervue United's Fahy's Field Airtricity League first division contest with Salthill Devon promises to be interesting.
Drom prepares for Macron Galway Cup next month
The Macron Galway Cup, the prestigious underage soccer tournament hosted by Salthill Devon, will take place this year from August 7 to 10.
Salthill’s improving form will test a slipping Mervue
In derby games anything is possible with the form book shredded so Mervue United's Fahy's Field Airtricity League first division contest with Salthill Devon promises to be interesting.
JKF - 50th Anniversary of presidential Visit to Galway
It lasted only an hour, but for a generation of Galwegians it was a momentous occasion, one that gave a city and a population emerging from the oppressive 1950s, a much needed boost of confidence. It was the day US president John F Kennedy came to visit.
Salthill’s improving form will be tested against leaders Longford
Following the brief Airtricity League mid-season break, action resumes tomorrow evening with a first division clash involving Salthill Devon and Longford Town at Drom.
Galway’s young soccer stars head to Poland
A group of young soccer stars from Galway fly out to Poland this week to represent their country in an underage tournament which will also feature teams from Germany, Italy, France and hosts Poland.
An hour to remember
It is hard to believe that president John F Kennedy’s visit to Galway only lasted one hour. It was timed with military precision and yet JFK seemed remarkably relaxed and enjoying himself thoroughly throughout. He landed by helicopter in the Sportsground where he was met by the mayor, Paddy Ryan, a group of schoolgirls from the Mercy National School all dressed in green white and gold, some members of the American legion, and a crowd of enthusiastic onlookers.
