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Christy O’Hara and Martina Farragher will never forget the sheer joy on the Tanzanian children’s faces when they saw balloons for the first time. Their eyes opened wide with excitement as they were inflated and then released into the air. The atmosphere was electric as they chased them around the place, shrieking with delight.

The group has two hilarious one-act plays for its audiences again this year.

In Claregalway, a dedicated group of volunteers has been steadily working to enhance the appearance and environment of their community. This year, the group has grown to 11 volunteers, and the rise reflects a growing recognition of the improvements being made.

Eleven-year-old Darragh O’Keeffe from Claregalway is runner-up of the national Specsavers Irish Book Awards short story competition. The Galway native entered the competition with his enchanting story and has been awarded the runner up prize, a collection of popular Irish children’s books, including Paddy Donnelly’s The Golden Hare and Oliver Jeffers’ Where to Hide a Star.

O'Donnellan & Joyce are delighted to welcome to the market a four bed detached bungalow in Grange, Turloughmore, Co Galway.

This excellent residential holding in Crusheeny, Claregalway, extends to c42 acres including 38 acres of prime quality agricultural lands suitable for tillage or grazing. There is also extensive road frontage suitable for residential sites, subject to planning permission.

Controversial council mergers, regrets about slow moving housing policies and the 'burning issues' facing Galway County Council were all featured in the outgoing Cathaoirleach of the County of Galway, Liam Carroll's last address on Friday, June 21.

Based in Claregalway, but hailing from Ballindine, harper Holly Geraghty will release her debut album Musical Musings from Mayo online this weekend, and in Matt Molly’s Pub in Westport next Wednesday, June 26, at 8pm.

Carraig Villa is an impressive, detached residence and family home located in the much sought-after rural village of Cloonacauneen in County Galway. Cloonacauneen is a quiet country location on the edge of Galway city close to Parkmore Business Park, the motorway network, and only a short distance from the vibrant and expanding village of Claregalway with shops, schools, restaurants, pubs, and many other amenities.