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This aerial photograph of the top of Prospect Hill (which was originally known as St Bridget’s Hill) and the beginnings of Bohermore was taken in the 1950s and was given to us by Fr Des Forde. On the left you can see part of the old County Buildings. The terrace we see to the right of our picture is St Bridget’s Terrace. Before the terrace was built, it was the site of two large reservoirs which were constructed in 1868 to supply water to the city. Water was pumped up from the Dyke Road to these reservoirs by pumps situated in the lane in the centre of our photograph, which was known as Pumpeen Lane.

The newly formed Galway Cathedral Gospel Choir will host a table quiz tomorrow at 8pm in the Harbour Hotel.

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A fun family pub quiz will take place on Thursday March 15 in the Clew Bay Hotel at 9pm. Entry is €10 per person or €25 for a family (maximum four people per team).

Former students who left Coláiste Einde in Salthill in 1987 are invited to attend a 25th anniversary reunion in May.

Camogie girls prepare to celebrate

Celebration night in St John’s

A FESTIVE concert of French and Irish traditional music and dance takes place in the Corrib Rowing and Yachting Club, Earls Island, on Thursday December 15 at 8pm.

For nearly 50 years Monroe’s has been a pivotal landmark in Galway and its influence on the city’s social and music scene seems set to continue. By taking the plunge into expansion the business has transformed itself into a top music venue - a welcoming place where you can not only enjoy a fine pint and a delicious pizza, but also a night of great company and even better music.

Christmas is fast approaching and the time has come to start booking your festive celebrations.