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Reigning National Cup Champions and last season’s Superleague finalists Maree will be aiming for their first win of the season when they host Garvey’s Tralee Warriors at the Kingfisher Sports Centre in the University of Galway this Saturday at 6pm.

Galway Titans return to Irish Basketball's National League action for the 2023-2024 season, and open their division one campaign on Saturday at the Knocknacarra Community Centre (5pm).

Residents and visitors to Galway can now look out for a range of new, free Wi-Fi hotspots which have been rolled out in various public spaces across the city.

Heskin auctioneers together with joint agent Keane Mahony Smith have expressed delight with the high level of interest at the launch of the second phase of homes in the hugely popular development of Gleann na Mona. This second phase consists of spacious A rated apartments and follows the highly successful first phase of 31 semidetached homes, all of which are occupied. These apartments are the first new build apartments built in Knocknacarra/Salthill in the last 10 years.

Following the hugely successful first phase of 31 semidetached homes, Heskin auctioneers together with joint agents Keane Mahony Smith presents the next phase of homes in Gleann na Mona. Phase 2 consists of spacious A rated apartments; these are the first new build apartments built in Knocknacarra/Salthill in the last 10 years.

The Galway City Yoga Festival will take place in Knocknacarra Community Centre on September 10 from 9.30am to 6pm.

The Galway City Yoga Festival takes place on September 10 at Knocknacarra Community Centre from 9.30am to 6pm.

Sports clubs in the west of the city could eventually be in line for new grounds and facilities after City Hall agreed to a call from Knocknacarra councillor Donal Lyons to extend the area of Cappagh Park.

Parents and teachers at a city school are concerned that public parkland adjacent to the facility, which they had envisaged could be used by pupils both during and after school, may be redesignated which may result in limited access for them to an important local amenity.

A group of residents from the Ballinfoile Mór-Castlegar area demonstrated outside City Hall last Monday afternoon in advance of a Galway City Council meeting to voice their opposition to any effort by the local authority to privatise a new community centre in the area.