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Zig Zigler once said that in business and life “it’s better to be a meaningful specific rather than a wandering generality”.

No 26 Dun na Carraige is a superb two bedroom apartment situated within a high class development built by O'Malley Construction c2000. Set in the grounds of Blackrock House, the development is interspersed with well finished wide roads and beautifully landscaped common areas that give a spacious and quality feel over all.

A local charity which supports people bereaved by suicide is calling on families, friends and work colleagues to take to the streets of Galway for the 2010 Console Memorial Walk.

Blackrock native Isabelle Greene was crowned Galway Rose for 2010 at the Rose of Tralee selection night before a capacity crowd at the Radisson Blu Hotel last Saturday night.

Rockland Court is a recently constructed contemporary development comprising four exceptional residential apartments and one commercial unit. A glass fronted building, Rockland Court directly overlooks Salthill Promenade and Galway Bay and the glass floor to ceiling front external wall takes full advantage of the panoramic view of Galway Bay.

Sherry FitzGerald Kavanagh has reported very high activity levels and good numbers of sale transactions for residential property in Galway city and surrounding areas. Most of the activity tends to be around good quality owner occupier homes in all market categories, from starter homes to luxury homes in prime locations.

Galway RNLI Lifeboat was called to the aid of a man who became trapped by rising tide on a headland between Blackrock and Silver Strand on Sunday.

Are you looking for a pad close to Galway city centre? Sherry FitzGerald Kavanagh has a selection of two bed apartments that fit the bill.

What a brilliant idea! The Green Party made an agreement with Bertie Ahern in 2007 to rotate their seats at the cabinet table.

Ann McGuire has been hairdressing for the last 25 years. She trained in Aidan Fitzgerald’s hairdressing in Blackrock, then worked as the hairdresser in the Shelbourne hotel for two years on St Stephen’s Green, Dublin. She then came back to Ballina and worked in Olive Howleys before furthering her career in London where she worked in the West End on Bond Street and Oxford Street.