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John Quinn has received instructions to offer for sale No 1 Rockfield Park, Rahoon which he describes as a four bedroom detached residence with lovely living accommodation inside.

O’Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers presents to the market a magnificent five bedroom detached residence on a substantial private site located at School Road, Carnmore. Located in an area of great natural beauty, this wonderful private home is finished to an exceptionally high standard.

O'Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers presents Aisling (Irish for dream or vision), a magnificent detached residence occupying a commanding, elevated 0.5-acre site in one of Galway's most prestigious residential developments on Knocknacarra Road.

Anyone considering a move to Salthill will be spoilt for choice this summer. Colleran Auctioneers currently has an impressive collection of 10 properties for sale, ranging from landmark seafront apartments and detached family homes to exciting renovation opportunities in some of Galway's most sought-after addresses. The portfolio reflects not only the enduring popularity of Salthill but also the confidence local homeowners continue to place in one of Galway's longest established auctioneers.

This week saw the first of 29 tourist groups visit Galway to view Survivor Stories: Tuam and Ireland’s Institutional Past, an installation focusing on the stories of survivors of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home. The installation, the first of its kind in Ireland, opened to the public last week.

Few chefs have shaped modern Irish food as consistently as Jp McMahon. As Aniar approaches its 15th year, Jp is revisiting the dishes that have defined the restaurant through a series of collaborations, menus and partnerships taking place over the coming months.

Perched on an elevated half-acre site with breathtaking panoramic views across Galway Bay, this impressive detached bungalow at Green Lane, Barna, offers a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious family home in one of Galway’s most sought-after residential locations.

There is something magical about a garden in Galway during the height of summer. While we may never enjoy the scorching temperatures found elsewhere in Europe, the mild Atlantic climate creates the perfect conditions for an extraordinary variety of wildlife. From the first bumblebee visiting a foxglove in the morning to the last bat swooping overhead at dusk, our gardens are alive with nature throughout the season.

Late summer is one of the most rewarding times of year in an Irish garden. Borders are bursting with colour, vegetable plots are producing an abundance of fresh crops, and the days are still long enough to enjoy spending time outdoors. However, it’s also a crucial period for preparing your garden for autumn and ensuring plants remain healthy after the peak of the growing season. By tackling a few key jobs now, you’ll enjoy a beautiful garden well into autumn and set the foundations for a successful spring next year.

If you are looking for the perfect, effortless dessert to enjoy in the sunshine, this classic Strawberry tiramisu recipe from chef Catherine Fulvio for Siúcra is the ultimate crowd-pleaser.