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Style, sophistication, and coastal luxury define No 105 Upper Salthill — one of Galway’s most sought-after addresses.

There are gifts that delight for a moment, and then there are gifts that stay with someone long after they have been opened. This season, as anticipation grows around the arrival of The Hawthorn by Galway Bay, opening in 2026, there is a rare chance to give something genuinely remarkable.

BY DECLAN VARLEY

Lynch Auctioneers are delighted to offer prospective purchasers a unique chance to secure a substantial, scenic property in one of the West’s most desirable areas.

Galway Bay is widely celebrated as one of the region’s greatest natural resources, a place that belongs to everyone yet remains inaccessible to many. For Moycullen resident Kay Diviney, a member of the Gentle Swimmers group, the bay represents both liberation and limitation. Kay has Multiple Sclerosis and is a wheelchair user, yet each week she makes the journey to the water across from the Galway Bay Hotel, supported by her husband Cathal and fellow swimmers. What awaits her is a powerful form of therapy, but one that is not reliably within her reach.

Mayor of the City of Galway, Cllr Mike Cubbard, welcomed representatives from Galway Lifeboat to City Hall on Friday for a Mayoral Reception celebrating 30 years of Galway Lifeboat.

Galway Hospice has announced the launch of its 2026 Calendar, a stunning celebration of Galway’s natural beauty and iconic landmarks.

Sherry FitzGerald presents Aisling, a detached residence in a prime Salthill location offers a rare opportunity to acquire a home that backs directly onto and overlooks Galway Bay with stunning sea views. Set on a generous 640sq m site, in a very natural setting, the property boasts mature, established gardens that provide a tranquil retreat while enjoying the nature and views of Galway Bay.

Day two of the Galway Cross Country championships was held in Tuam at the Palace Grounds last Sunday, with the Uneven Ages Juvenile races, and the Intermediate Men’s and Women’s Championships taking place.

For decades, Keith Finnegan’s voice has been part of the soundtrack of life in Galway. From early morning interviews with local heroes to discussions about the city’s culture, sport, and community life, he has been a trusted companion to thousands of listeners across the West. Now, the veteran broadcaster is embarking on a new journey — one that will see him continue to champion Galway, but this time on a global stage.