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Built in the 19th century, The Coach House is situated on the edge of Galway Bay in an idyllic setting sheltered by the woodlands of Barna, nestled between Rusheen Bay and Silver Strand. A more pleasant location is hard to imagine.

Work is set to begin on the Spiddal Sewerage Scheme, a €4 million water infrastructure upgrade to stop raw sewage from being discharged into Galway Bay.

No 34 Carraig Palmer is a spacious second floor two bed apartment which benefits from one of the largest balconies on Quincentennial Drive, Salthill.

The residential sales team at DNG Maxwell, Heaslip & Leonard have been favoured with the sale of this outstanding detached residence which is located in one of Galway’s most sought after areas. With breathtaking views across Galway Bay to the Clare hills, No 2 Grattan Park is a character filled, beautifully maintained, property and is one of the most attractive family homes to come to the market in the Salthill area in recent years. Ideally located just a stone’s throw from the Promenade and Grattan Beach, the property is just a short stroll from both Salthill village and the vibrant streets of Galway city centre with an abundance of restaurants, bars, coffee shops, retailers, and cultural venues. For those with young families, it is also within walking distance of many of Galway city’s notable primary and post primary schools.

One thing we have all had to adjust to over the last few months is the so called “Covid fog” brought on by uncertainty and constant change. Property has not been immune from this, and we see more and more queries from property owners and other interested parties such as housing bodies and construction firms, regarding what the impact has been on the Galway housing sector.

Winterwood is a substantial family residence with a gated private entrance, facing Grattan Beach and Galway Bay, in a prime location on the city side of Salthill Village in a mature sought after area.

The annual Frances Thornton Memorial Galway Bay Swim in aid of Cancer Care West which is now in its 15th year, will be taking place throughout the month of August this year. The swim which would normally see 150 people crossing the bay in July has had to be reimagined for 2020.

Being offered to the market via private treaty, Coismeig Mor is a magnificent detached home with stunning views in the beautiful Connemara coastal area of Furbo.

LIGHT, AND how it affects the colours of the Galway landscape is at the heart of a new series of paintings by the artist Eileen Keane currently on show at the Town Hall Theatre bar.

If you’re looking for something unique, hand-crafted & local to give this Christmas, look no further than the Ceardlann Craft Village in Spiddal. Only 20 minutes from Galway city on the shores of the Wild Atlantic Way, the Ceardlann is a one stop shop for your Christmas gifts. Featuring over 10 different artists and an award-winning Café- there truly is something for everyone at the Ceardlann Craft Village.