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Michelle from Fahy Travels recently returned from an unforgettable journey aboard the MS VIVA ENJOY river cruise, enjoying a four-day voyage along the beautiful Rhine River, beginning in Basel, Switzerland.

A remote island on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way will become the home of what is believed to be Ireland’s first public mead-making experience when visitors gather on Inishturk Island on Saturday, July 11, to discover, taste and create one of humanity’s oldest alcoholic drinks.

Have you ever thought about working with a Nutritional Therapist but weren’t quite sure whether it was right for you? Maybe you’ve considered booking an appointment but questioned whether it would be worth it.

The 49th Clifden Arts Festival returns to Connemara from September 17 to 27 with an ambitious programme of music, literature, visual arts, theatre, film and ideas under the theme ‘OPEN – A Festival of Welcome, Encounter and Possibility’.

There is something quietly absurd happening in Irish accommodation right now. Across the west of Ireland, residential properties are hosting tourists on Airbnb while hotel beds in regional towns are occupied by long-term residential placements, including emergency and refugee accommodation. Houses built for families are full of visitors. Hotels built for visitors are, in many cases, no longer available to them. We have inverted the entire logic of how accommodation is supposed to work.

John Quinn Auctioneers is currently offering for sale a magnificent three bedroom semidetached residence at No 15 The Meadows, Ballybrit.

This beautifully appointed elevated townhouse is located in one of Galway’s most sought-after developments and enjoys a beautiful setting. Built circa 2000 by O’Malley Construction, Dun na Carraige comprises a mix of apartments, townhouses, and detached homes with extensive, well-managed, mature open amenity spaces. It is located only a couple of minutes' walk from the iconic Blackrock Diving Tower and Salthill Promenade, facing Galway Bay and overlooking the Galway Golf Club.

Every so often, a property comes to the market that offers something increasingly difficult to find in today's housing market: generous living space, a mature setting, excellent schools within walking distance, safe places for children to play, and a neighbourhood where families have happily lived for generations. That is exactly what Colleran Auctioneers is offering with No 56 Glenard Crescent, Salthill.

It seems tourists have the high ground in Galway while the residents are Anekin Skywalker. In a study by the Galway Advertiser, one-third of shops in the main shopping district are geared towards tourists.

If you are recently engaged and searching for the perfect place to say "I do", the Salthill Hotel wedding open day on Sunday, July 12, from 12 noon to 4pm is not to be missed. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Salthill Promenade and Galway Bay, the hotel offers an unforgettable setting where romance, elegance and exceptional hospitality come together to create the wedding of your dreams.