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O'Donnellan & Joyce presents a spacious two bed ground floor apartment in the popular Cashel Court development just minutes from Salthill Promenade.

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.

O'Donnellan & Joyce presents a spacious three-bed end-of-terrace property to the market.

It was about this time of year, September 1910 that construction work started on the new diocesan college, St Mary’s. Our photograph shows the blessing of the school on August 26 1912, Monsignor Fahey preaching. The first students entered two days later. There were 17 day boys paying £6 per annum and 60 boarders who paid £30 per annum.

O'Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers, together with Goaley Construction, are delighted to bring to the new homes market, 21 spacious one and two-bed apartments, with all twenty one units being private sales.

Colleran auctioneers continues to list very special properties and Atlantic Sunset, Gentian Hill is certainly that. It’s rare a sea front property of this calibre comes to the market – and even rarer in a location as prized as this.

Sherry FitzGerald presents Aisling. Nestled in a prime Salthill location, this detached residence offers a rare opportunity to acquire a home that backs directly onto and overlooks Galway Bay with stunning sea views.

Abbey Lee is an exceptional five bedroom detached residence, with a converted attic, set in a quiet cul-de-sac in the highly regarded Cuan Glas development. Designed and constructed in 2001 to a high standard with a hollow core structure, this elegant home offers a perfect blend of comfort, privacy and space for modern family living.

In December 1923, the committee of Galway Golf club, then based at Barna, decided to explore the idea of acquiring the late Col O’Hara’s estate at Blackrock and on April 24, 1924, they bought the West Lodge and the land at Pollnarooma for £4,750 plus £237 auctioneer’s fees. Messrs Tighe, Kennedy, Lenihan and Quinlan were appointed to oversee the laying out of the new course and the renovation of West Lodge which had been Col O’Hara’s house.

On May 9, 1905, there was a meeting held in the Royal Hotel of golfers that had been banned from membership of the Gentian Hill club by the landlord there, Sebastian Nolan. They decided to form a new club under the presidency of the Hon Robert Dillon. It was reported that on that day a committee had accompanied Larkin, the Bray professional, over a promising new course on Mr Marcus Lynch’s property at Barna and were happy about the suitability of the ground for a nine-hole links.