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The history of Bearna as a place of Christian worship has been documented in a fascinating new booklet produced by the Salthill Men’s Shed and Community Heritage Group.

A new publication, Bearna na Forbacha – Worship through the Ages has recently been published by Salthill Men’s Shed and Community Heritage Group.

Sherry FitzGerald presents No 12 Dún Eibhir, a beautifully presented three bedroom semidetached home located in an exclusive development of just 18 residences arranged around a central communal green in Furbo village.

“I grew up in a Galway family steeped in manual labour, so if there was a book in my hand, I’d be asked why there wasn’t a shovel in it when I was fit for digging,” says writer Conor Montague. “I’d often be thinking up a story on the way to working on a site, because if the other fellas stopped for a listen, then you’d get a quick breather from the heavy, heavy work.”

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering to market this spacious detached bungalow on a beautifully elevated site with scenic views, located between Furbo and Spiddal. The property is situated just off the Coast Road along the picturesque Wild Atlantic Way.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering to market this spacious detached bungalow on a beautifully elevated site with scenic views, located between Furbo and Spiddal. The property is situated just off the Coast Road along the picturesque Wild Atlantic Way.

Galway City Council held a civic reception to honour oarsman, Damian Browne, following his record-breaking row from New York to Furbo in October 2022.

Award-winning Spirit One Spa, has been helping the residents of Galway to relax and unwind since opening in 2003. Offering a seven-day service, the spa provides a variety of treatments, from massages and facials, to targeted treatments and a luxurious thermal suite.

Tracht signage is official Galway County Council Beach Management policy in pictures. The full 400M beach has been allocated to swimmers and the graphics clearly bans water sports. The signage also warns about a slipway as boats can be launched as well as asking people to wear personal floating devices. The updated bye-laws are official Galway County Council policy in words and pictures.

Galway sport lost two respected figures recently with the sad passing of John Tierney and Jimmy Ward.