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Bee Green Dry Cleaners officially launched its environmentally friendly brand to the Irish market on Tuesday at its Briarhill Shopping Centre branch. The Langan family were joined by Mayor of Galway City Cllr. Mike Crowe and members of the Galway business community to mark this event. Bee Green is the only 100 per cent green dry cleaners in Ireland, using biodegradable detergents which are non-allergenic, non-irritating and odour free.

The minute you turn into Ros Caoin you immediately realise that this is a quality development, finished and maintained to a very high standard with its professionally landscaped green areas, manicured lawns, shrubs and trees, making it one of the more attractive residential estates on the outskirts of the city centre.

Bee Green at Briarhill Shopping Centre (next door to KFC) is the first professional garment cleaner in Ireland to offer a revolutionary, safe, environmentally friendly, option for cleaning clothes. The 100 per cent non-toxic cleaning service ensures that your clothes are safely and thoroughly cleaned. Bee Green only uses detergents that are fully bio-degradable, making them good for you, your clothes, the environment, and future generations. And of course the most important point is that it is no more expensive – in fact when you take into account the broader benefits for your safety, it is a positive saving for all.

Mullery auctioneers has recently brought to the market a superb four bedroom detached residence which is ideally positioned overlooking a landscaped green in the attractive O’Malley built development of Ros Caoin in Roscam.

A new skin revitaliser for men from Shiseido promises to provide toned radiance and visible smoothness.

Galway's newest health food venture, The Health Store, is situated in the Briarhill Shopping Centre.

Mullery auctioneers is currently offering for sale a range of properties in Renmore, Mervue, Doughiska, Roscam, Ballybrit, and the Headford Road. These properties represent excellent value. Full details and viewing arrangements are available from the selling agents.

A coffee morning, which will be held in Oranmore on Monday to mark International Women’s Day, will raise funds for older people in the Oranmore Maree parish.

Over the last number of years the east side of Galway city has seen the construction of a large number of housing developments. One such development is the estate of Caiseal Cam in Roscam, which was developed by renowned developers O’Malley Construction.

Sunday morning and the sun is shining after Saturday’s rain. The sky is that clear October blue, the air tastes of autumn. The drive over the Quincentennial Bridge, past the military bulk of the CT Electric building, the utilitarian Mulvoy Park, all along the roundabouts and left, past the industrial estates, past the brown blockhouse Telecom building, takes me into old Mervue.