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A memorial tree will be planted on the Salthill Promenade next week to honour the life of Galway-based photographer Trent Keegan just days after what would have been his 34th birthday.

The Galway Future Homes and Building Exhibition takes place in the Radisson SAS Hotel on November 15 and 16. The show is on schedule to be a huge success and will open its doors to the public from 10am to 8pm on Saturday 15 and from 11am to 6pm on Sunday.

The 2008 FUTURE Streets of Galway 8k Road Race - one of the biggest road races in Ireland - takes place this Saturday evening.

Fresh from their exploits in England, the Galway & District League Ladies team now face a strong domestic challenge when they host Dundalk LFC in the last 16 of the Senior WFAI cup at Terryland Park this Sunday (3pm).

THE GALWAY Circus Project will resume its programmes of workshops today and there are a few places left in the age eight to 12 classes.

Aengus House has long been considered as the crème de la crème of city living with all that anyone would require at its doorsteps. The entrance to Aengus House offers a mere taste of the quality and style on offer throughout the property. Number 46 is a stunning three bedroom penthouse residence with panoramic views over the Galway Docks, Galway Bay and Galway city. The property has two levels with size and comfort in abundance throughout.

A war of words and claims and counterclaims have broken out between the Galway Arts Festival, Saw Doctors manager Ollie Jennings, and Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael J Crowe over the Saw Doctors’ summer concerts in Galway city.

St Nicholas Collegiate Church will be one of the many venues in Galway city this Saturday holding a coffee morning in aid of the Galway Hospice.

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.

What is a civic, public, space in Galway? Is it a publicly owned land or building where people can assemble and meet or in today’s society does it only mean pubs and shopping centres which are privately owned and run for profit? What about those with disabilities, how do they experience Galway city?