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Due to Covid-19 and social distancing measures, Cherrymore Kitchens & Bedrooms is now offering a complete online design and ordering service. Submit your inquiry and the design team will liaise with you via email/video call to design your kitchen or wardrobe from the safety of your own home.

AFTER DARK, the latest exhibition from members of Kinvara Area Visual Arts, will not be on display at the Kinvara Courthouse, owing to Covid-19 restrictions, but it will be online.

When it comes to creating your perfect bedroom, there are staple pieces that can make your retreat feel luxurious, comfortable, and stylish. The foundation piece of your bedroom is your bed. It will provide stability and comfort while you sleep and, being the centrepiece of the room, will have an impact on the aesthetics of your bedroom. With a variety of designs, styles, and materials to choose from, there is a perfect bed for everyone.

CHERYM, THE brilliant and exciting Derry pop-punk trio, return to Galway this month to headline the next A Modern Movement, the city's new alternative music gig night.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a four bedroom family home situated in the highly sought after area of Cregmore, located just 0.2km from Cregmore Cross (Cregmore National School), 1km from Cregmore Golf Club, 2.2km from the R339 Monivea road, just 10km from Carnmore Cross, and 16km from edge of Galway city.

Have you ever heard the phrase, “Dress how you want to be addressed”? When we get dressed every day it can be a direct reflection of how we feel, what our schedules might entail, and even reflect our personality. Did you ever notice how we might dress in darker colours in winter than we wear in spring? Well, if you think your clothes reflect you, imagine what your home décor says about you. It is true what they say, when our words fail, our interior speaks for us. Today, EZ Living Furniture sheds some light on what we are saying, or not saying, by the décor we choose to surround ourselves by.

Having celebrated its second anniversary recently, store manager of Meubles, Mike Hartnett, sat down with Galway Advertiser to chat about the business’s extensive furniture range, its state of the art cafe, and plans for the year ahead.

Calls for the reinstating of temporary lighting at a 3G soccer pitch at Cappagh Park have been rejected by Galway city council officials.

Mayo County Council's Road Safety Office has issued an appeal to those contesting the upcoming election to give consideration when erecting election posters and the placement of mobile advertisement boards, as to whether these signs may cause an obstruction or danger.

Established in 1987, Michael Heavin Carpets and Furniture have been helping customers revamp their houses with a business based on excellent customer service and great value for money.