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Athenry, one of Ireland’s hidden jewels, is medieval heritage town surrounded by five towers of the town’s ancient walls and full of picturesque ruins. One place worth having a look at is Athenry Arts and Heritage Centre which has plenty of hands-on activities to illustrate life in the old days. Children can dress up in period costume, take out a long bow and arrows, and act out a scene from medieval battle. A selection of displays and puppets help to explain the history and significance of the walled town and the buildings that will survive. The restored Norman castle, the only one of its kind in Ireland, should be your next stop. Nearby is also a beautifully preserved Dominican priory dating from 1241, and the original market cross.

No 52 Burren View, Gort, is a perfect first time buyer’s home. This end of row three-bedroom property is reasonably priced with spacious and modern accommodation in a fantastic location.

Attractive luxury four bedroom semidetached residenceon the Galway road within walking distance of Gort town. This property has amazing views of the Burren mountains and Coole Park woods. This extremely spacious four bedroom house is near completion.

Gort’s long established basketball club is considering closing its courts to youngsters.

The first Gort People of the Year Awards will take place later this month.

Kilcrimple, Gort

Growing tensions between Travellers and Gort na Gréine residents can only be solved if the road the Travellers are encamped on is taken in charge by the Galway City Council, according to Cllr Donal Lyons.

This four bedroomed semidetached property is located in the relatively new development of Burren View which is set on the Ennis side of Gort town. The house is built and finished to a high standard which is evident throughout the house.

Magnificent whitewashed three bedroom thatched cottage nestled at the end of a long tree-lined avenue, in the tranquil rural countryside near Kilbeacanty, outside Gort together with 18-20 acres of top quality land, six stables, and restored barn.

All-Ireland, Connacht championship, and minor medals decorate his walls, but Gort stalwart Ollie Fahy would gladly hand them all back for a county final win.