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There are many cultural architects of the Galway that emerged in the 1970s and 1980s. There was a creative energy abroad then, a sense that the old, austere order could be challenged and that a small city on the western edge of Europe could imagine itself differently. That decade conceived the Galway International Arts Festival, the Galway Advertiser, Druid and a growing community of musicians, artists, writers, journalists and performers who all contributed to that transformation.

A Galway City Harriers victory in both the men's and women's was a fitting way to celebrate last weekend's 40th year of the Medtronic Streets of Galway 8k, which attracted a record field of approximately 4,000 runners.

Niall Browne & Company Estate Agents presents No 59 Castan, Doughiska, to the market — a bright and neatly-presented two bedroom ground floor apartment that will appeal in equal measure to first-time buyers, downsizers and investors seeking a low-maintenance home in one of Galway city's most convenient suburbs.

Niall Browne & Company Estate Agents presents No 102 Gleann na Rí, Murrough — a bright, spacious and beautifully-positioned two bedroom, two bathroom apartment in one of the most sought-after coastal settings on the eastern side of Galway city.

A prime four-bedroom residence in the heart of historic Galway, No 7 Bowling Green presents a rare opportunity to acquire a charming four bedroom, two storey terraced residence with established yard, situated in one of Galway's most sought-after and historic city centre locations.

No 16 Nuns Island offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a substantial terraced building in one of Galway city's most central and famed locations.

There are certain weekends in Galway when the city seems to breathe with one set of lungs. This is one of them.

When there is nowhere to live because all the houses are let to visiting tourists, a group of activists decided to turn this situation into a tourist attraction itself.

Visitors to Galway City Centre now have an opportunity to combine convenient parking with supporting a worthwhile local cause.

The Grand Old Dame of Eyre Square will finally undergo a €1.2 million facelift on her most unappealing side.