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A new union has been launched in Galway describing itself as a new voice to improve the city and county

A contractor is being sought by the Galway City Council to carry out works which will transform the Galway City Museum and see renovations carried out on the historic Comerford House at the Spanish Arch.

More bins, and more frequent emptying of bins by the Galway City Council, is needed to tackle the problem of littering in the Spanish Arch area.

Galway Potters Market will be back at the Spanish Arch this summer! Delayed, but not beaten, by the coronavirus, this year’s event will be held on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th of August, 10am -6pm.

The installation of sprinklers at crowd gathering hotspots in the city could be used to encourage people to disperse after 10pm says Galway City Central councillor Eddie Hoare.

No 12 Sheerwater House is a two bed duplex apartment located just off Lower Dominick Street in Galway city centre. The apartment is entered on the second floor and extends over two floors with the bedrooms on the lower floor, both with views over the River Corrib, and the open plan living/dining room on the upper floor, also with river views. The kitchen and utility completes the accommodation.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip Leonard is offering this superb property which is located in one of the most sought after developments in Galway city. Number 32 Dun Aengus is in the private, gated, internal courtyard of Dun Aengus. This development was built by renowned Galway builder O'Malley construction and is located between the Long Walk and the Galway Harbour. Dun Aengus has entrances from both sides, one with stunning south facing sea views over the historic Claddagh from the Long Walk and of Galway Harbour from the main entrance. This is city centre living at its best.

THE GALWAY Fringe Festival will come in two forms this year - a physical form featuring art exhibitions throughout this month, and a virtual form with online shows in September.

Nicola Coughlan, a star of the hit Channel 4 comedy series, Derry Girls, features in a new Tourism Ireland film showcasing Galway.

Galway city has no enforcement in relation to alcohol in public areas.