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The Labour Party in Galway will hold a major meeting on employment and economic issues on Thursday June 17 at 8pm in the Harbour Hotel.

Simon Madden is a 14-year-old recovering stammerer who comes from Loughrea. While Simon is now a contented teenager, he admits stammering previously had a negative effect on his everyday life.

Being a student in 1950s Galway was a very different experience from being there in the 1970s, just as lecturing or working there changed over the decades.

Number 2 Ard na Coille, Maunsells Park, is a magnificent detached residence located in this exclusive limited development of similar type residences just off Taylor’s Hill. Behind its beautiful and low maintenance part brick façade lies a practically designed and wonderfully laid out house – a house that is one of distinction and exceptional quality. The exterior of this majestic detached home located in this much desired and greatly sought after area gives no hint of the surprise that lies behind it's striking hall door.

Fed up of packed airports, endless queues, worries over whether your bag is too heavy, or whether all your liquids have been stored in transparent bottles in transparent bags?

This photograph was taken about a hundred years ago and shows a number of side-cars lined up in the Square while waiting for custom. I am not sure when hackneys became taxis, but a century later they are still lined up in the Square. They had less traffic to compete with then.

O’Donnellan & Joyce are excited to offer this wonderful property in New Village in Barna for sale by public auction on Friday October 17 at 3pm in the Harbour Hotel.

One of the world’s leading experts on homeopathy will be in Galway this weekend to give a talk on treating cancer with homeopathy as the city’s newest clinic opens.

Educo Health Products launch their revolutionary women’s health product, Profemme in Galway next week.

Tomorrow sees the first auction of the autumn season kick off for O’Donnellan & Joyce at 3pm in the Harbour Hotel on New Dock Street. Going under the hammer – unless previously sold - are 6 Dalysfort Road, Salthill, and 23 St Mary’s Road. Each property is distinctive in its own way and they are expected to attract good interest because of their individual locations.