Search Results for 'Ballyloughane Beach'

Gardaí are appealing to the public for help in identifying a man who died after being rescued from the water off the coast of the city at the weekend.

John Quinn & Co is currently offering for sale No 3 Roselyn Gardens, Renmore, a three bedroom home within walking distance of Ballyloughane Beach which is in excellent condition throughout.

John Quinn & Co has received instructions to sell No 3 Roselyn Gardens, Renmore, which according to the agent is a lovely three bedroom residence situated in one of Galway’s most popular residential areas.

John Quinn auctioneers has just brought to the market No 187 Lurgan Park, Renmore. This fantastic three bedroom residence is in pristine condition throughout. The property features a kitchen area which is superbly fitted to the highest quality. The house is fully double glazed and has a shower, wc, and whb and bath in the bathroom. The property has an extensive side entrance and is within easy reach of all local and city amenities, local schools, church, several local shops and enjoys easy access to Ballyloughane Beach and is convenient also to GMIT, Merlin Park, Galway Clinic. This house needs no improvement having been wonderfully maintained by the owner who has taken care of this property to a high standard.

Bollards must be installed immediately on the sloped cobbled area of Ballyloughane beach to stop horses with carts coming onto the sand.

THE memory of a popular Claregalway mother who died four years ago after a routine operation will be stirred this weekend when her friends will fulfil a promise to commemorate her life with a fundraising event.

Dogs should be banned from the Salthill Promenade as the problem of dog fouling along the popular walkway is spoiling the city’s best amenity.

Oliver Lynch auctioneers is offering an impressive four bedroom detached property, in an excellent location, approximately 1.5 miles from the city centre and convenient to GMIT and Merlin Park and Bons Secours hospitals and boasting spectacular views overlooking Galway Bay.

Galwegians wishing to dispose of their Christmas trees have three days left to avail of the Galway City Council’s Christmas Tree Recycling service. However a local councillor has claimed the service is leading to “illegal dumping”.

Galwegians wishing to dispose of their Christmas trees have three days left to avail of the Galway City Council’s Christmas Tree Recycling service. However a local councillor has claimed the service is leading to “illegal dumping”.