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This stunning four-bed bungalow standing on c 0.4 acres is located in the centre of Furbo village and enjoys superb views of Galway Bay, the Clare hills, and the surrounding coastline.

With 186 business entries to choose from in the inaugural Galway’s Best Awards, voting has now opened to the public allowing you to determine who really is Galway’s best! Customers are encouraged to log onto the Galway’s Best website, www.GalwaysBestAwards.com, and vote for your favourite in each of the categories.

A new group on Facebook has been set up to call the new stand in McHale Park after the late Anthony McHugh. The page, which was set up during the week, has more than 450 members so far and was started following a discussion on the popular Castlebar website www.castlebar.ie, where posters called for the stand to be named after him.

A special evening of music and entertainment in support of the Special Olympic athletes from Erris is taking place in the Broadhaven Bay Hotel, Belmullet on Friday June 11. This event is also being held as a tribute to the legendary singer and musician Tex O’Malley, a native of Carne, Belmullet, who passed away in 2008.

Places are available for a full-time local training initiative in performing arts, a FETAC Level 5 course, which will take place in Belmullet.

Without doubt one of the more interesting properties to come to the market in Galway this year is the landmark premises at No 32 Eyre Square, Galway. Comprising a recently refurbished restaurant, it is prominently located in the heart of one of the busiest pedestrian locations of the city, and overlooks the redesigned Eyre Square.

No 11 Grattan Terrace has to be one of the only homes in Galway that offers stunning views of Galway Bay from every window in the house. Facing the Salthill Promenade, views of the bay must be seen in order to fully appreciate as you can see all of the bay, the Clare hills, and the Aran Islands.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is placing three properties up for sale by public auction in the Victoria Hotel at 3pm tomorrow (Friday). According to Colm O’Donnellan of O’Donnellan & Joyce all three properties have been extremely attractively priced in order to achieve a sale, and the reserve prices (minimum price acceptable) are very realistic with all owners anxious to achieve a sale.

Croí na Gaillimhe Resource Centre caters for all age groups particularly older people. It has a social club every Wednesday at 2pm which aims to reduce isolation and loneliness. Activities are organised including art, pottery, games, cards, music, or simply having the ‘tea and a chat’.

Pure Skill is a year old, and to celebrate the company has announced that it will host a health and fitness exhibition at its magnificent 25,000sq ft venue in Knocknacarra.