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This superb family home is just 1.5 miles from Corofin village and a short drive from Galway city centre. Located on a half-acre site, this is a large home (2,000sq ft) with every modern convenience, offering both functional and comfortable accommodation. The house overlooks Cnoc an Mhan and offers wonderful sights on a sunny day. There is a very large frontage, as this house is set well back off the road but retains a huge back garden with an area designated for children’s swings and trampoline. This is a great home with immediate warmth and charm and invites you to feel instantly at ease.

“Tot Homines Quot Sententiae” - a Latin maxim states that for every person, there is an opinion. And the Corofin supporters leaving Parnell Park late on Saturday night, feeling despondent after yet another All-Ireland semi-final defeat, also had many diverse opinions.

Corofin have been down this road a few times before, and they will know they face a stiff test against Antrim champions St Gall’s on Sunday at Parnell Park (2.30pm) if they are to advance to the All-Ireland club final on St Patrick’s Day.

Today is the final day for the public to nominate bands and artists for the Meteor’s Hope For 2010 Awards and there is a host of Galway bands and singers long listed for the prize.

Corofin who are many people’s favourites to lift the Frank Fox cup later this year will resume action this Saturday against Tuam Stars in Tuam Stadium at 7pm.

Smith auctioneers is delighted to offer a bright modern four bedroom dormer residence at Kilcurriff, Corofin, Co. Galway, only a short drive off the main N17 Galway – Sligo road. Already a comfortable family home there is also the possibility of further potential as the attached garage has all services connected, so it could be quickly converted to another room or whatever your requirements may be.

Giant-killers Cortoon Shamrocks are just one step from their first county title and a successful end to their fairytale championship when they face favourites Corofin in Sunday’s Claregalway Hotel Senior Football Championhip final at Pearse Stadium (1.30pm).

Already a comfortable family home there is also the possibility of further potential as the attached garage has all services connected, so it could be quickly converted to another room, granny flat, or whatever your requirements may be. Space is not an issue as further expansion can be easily created on the large site of c0.8 acre.

The Queally men are on a good run of form and look very organised and highly motivated. They will be hard beaten.

The clash of these two neighbouring clubs should provide for plenty of tough, hard, and exciting football action on Sunday evening.