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The Western Regional Operational Committee (ROC) for Water Framework Directive (WFD) coordination met last week at the Anglers Rest Hotel in Headford, to discuss issues affecting Lough Corrib.

DNG Martin O'Connor Estate Agents is offering for sale a true piece of Galway heritage. This enchanting 1940s stone cottage in the tranquil townland of Ardnasillagh has been lovingly held by the Joyce family since the day it was built. Just 500 metres from the glittering waters of Lough Corrib and 20km from Galway city, it combines the romance of the Irish countryside with the convenience of being close to every amenity.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering to market this charming detached bungalow in a beautiful and private green setting just outside the village of Moycullen.

From the moment you drive through the magnificent cast-iron gates, you will be captivated by the beauty of this enchanting lakeside estate overlooking Lough Corrib. Tastefully restored and truly elegant, this exquisite country estate is “a hidden gem” in the west of Ireland, and is just a 2.5-mile drive from Galway city centre.

The State agency cancelled all angling along the entire River Corrib fishery for six days from last Monday, May 20, during the peak Mayfly tourist fishing season, and Connemara’s Erriff fishery, for nine days, from Saturday, May 17.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering for sale this spectacular detached family home in the beautiful sylvan setting of Rinneen, Moycullen, Co Galway.

Sherry FitzGerald is currently offering Deansgate, a detached family house in Gortacleva, Bushypark offering spacious and comfortable accommodation, on an elevated site with superb views over Lough Corrib, the surrounding countryside, and into Galway city.

Corrib Beo, a local environmental organisation dedicated to heritage, education, and environmental protection in the Corrib catchment, has announced three significant developments that will enhance its mission and impact: the appointment of a project manager, the introduction of an agricultural animator role, and substantial funding support from Boston Scientific.

The Corrib’s mystery Island is the subject of the next in a series of lunchtime talks organised by Corrib Beo in collaboration with Galway City Museum. This talk at the Museum on Wednesday, February 26 will be delivered by archaeologist, Paul Naessens, and will treat with the eleventh century pre-Norman stone fortress on Iniscreamha Island, close to the east shore of the lake.

The Corrib’s mystery Island is the subject of the next in a series of lunchtime talks organised by Corrib Beo in collaboration with Galway City Museum. This talk at the Museum on Wednesday, February 26 will be delivered by archaeologist, Paul Naessens, and will treat with the eleventh century pre-Norman stone fortress on Iniscreamha Island, close to the east shore of the lake.