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Claremont Park, located off Circular Road, Galway, has all that you would require in terms of convenience, style, and comfort. Located within moments of Salthill, Galway city centre, NUIG, and UHG, all amenities are a leisurely stroll from this sought after family estate.

Number 16 Frenchville, The Claddagh, is an executor sale and comes to the market with an attractive price tag that is open to offers.

Bruach na Mara is a small development of only seven detached homes situated at the southern end of Knocknacarra Road in Salthill. The development boasts an unrivalled location within a stone’s throw of Galway Golf Club and a short walk from Salthill Promenade. Salthill village is also within walking distance boasting a wide variety of amenities including shops, restaurants, bars, and leisure facilities.

A new air service between Galway and Cork has been announced this week.

A proposal for a major municipal gallery has the potential to become “a world class centre of excellence in the visual arts”, a boost for the Galway economy, and a way of revitalising the docklands area of the city.

A proposed new bridge from the Cathedral car park to Bowling Green would “destroy” salmon angling in Galway city as it is to be located at the spot “where 90 per cent of fishing takes place”.

The air travel disruptions caused by the Icelandic volcano have resulted in many writers cancelling their readings at the Cúirt festival, but many others have stepped in to ensure the festival goes on.

Fire crews from Galway and Clifden were battling gorse fires across Connemara this week, with fires breaking out yesterday in Derryinver, Moyard, and Roundstone/Ballyconneely.

The Icelandic volcano which has caused massive disruption to airflights and left passengers stranded has also left Galway city bereft of its civic an political leaders who are stuck in China.

John Killeen and company of Let's do it Galway set a benchmark in hosting global sporting events in the city. In less than two weeks, another sporting event - albeit a European one - will be held in the city. Connacht Rugby may be the fourth and poorest province in Ireland, but the occasion of hosting a European semi-final is one of which the city, county, and province should be proud.