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This property is located in Parkmore Business Park West, Parkmore, on the east side of Galway city approximately 6km from the city centre and 2km from the M6 motorway to Dublin, which connects with the M18 motorway to Shannon Airport and Limerick city.

The National Breast Cancer Research Institute together with Galway Racecourse announced yesterday that the recent ‘Race in Pink’ fundraising event hosted at Ballybrit on Sunday October 28 as part of the new three-day October Festival, raised a staggering €95,000 for the charity.

This property is located in Parkmore Business Park West, Parkmore, on the east side of Galway city approximately 6km from the city centre and 2km from the M6 motorway to Dublin, which connects with the M18 motorway to Shannon Airport and Limerick city. Other businesses in the immediate area include Medtronic AVE, Celestica, and Creganna Medical.

All of Santa’s Elves are busy little bees at the moment, they have arrived in Galway Racecourse and are working tirelessly to bring you all of the magic that you would expect and can only imagine from Elf Town 2018 and much, much more. No detail is too small, no corner untouched.

When Dr Orla Smithwick entered the consulting room at University Hospital Galway in November 2015 her heart sank. Her eyes were drawn to the box of tissues on the table, the glasses of water, the breast implant on the window, and the brochure for wigs. "I knew immediately that I was in trouble," she says.

Our friends at The Galway Races have an amazing prize for you! Win four tickets to the Monday meeting (29th October) of their fantastic October Racing Festival taking place over the October bank holiday weekend between the 27th and 29th.

Medical Technology Ireland 2018 took place in Galway recently with over 200 exhibitors and a high-quality attendance of over 1200 visitors across two days at Galway Racecourse.

The Galway City Ring road is not the "silver bullet" that will solve the transport challenges facing Galway, but it will "take traffic out of the city", enable public transport improvements, and "reduce the time" workers and visitors spend getting around the city.

Medical Technology Ireland is pleased to announce a new initiative for visitors coming to their exhibition and conference, taking place on September 26-27 at Galway Racecourse.

One hundred and forty nine years ago, Captain Wilson Lynch offered the use of one hundred and sixty acres of his family land on the outskirts of Galway city to host the Galway races. Hence the name for the new building which racegoers will see for the first time next week.