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Price, location, accommodation, and quality are some of the prerequisites any house hunter has to consider when looking for a new home. This fine house, situated at what is known locally as The Corner House, meets these criteria and much more. The property is a modern detached dormer residence on a fine half acre site located just off the N59 (Galway to Clifden road) midway between Moycullen and Oughterard. The house has four bedrooms with two en suites, with the remaining accommodation comprising a large entrance hall, study/playroom, living room, kitchen/dining room, guest wc, and main bathroom as well as a large detached garage. The house has been tastefully decorated throughout with fitted blinds on most windows, a top quality fitted kitchen with integrated appliances and breakfast bar, and much more.

If you are looking for something special with peace and tranquillity on the edge of Lough Corrib, then viewing of Brook Lodge, Tullokyne, Moycullen, is a must.

Some well-known retired rugby players donned their boots once again for a special veterans match to celebrate the opening of Oughterard RFC’s new pitch on Saturday.

Athenry Golf Club: Oliver Canny(18)/Richard Lyons(18) 42; Fergus McMahon(10)/Jerry O'Sullivan(19) 42; Gross, Conor Waters(3)/Martin Hynes(4) 33; Noel Carrick(13)/Kieran Joyce(10) 41.

Oughterard GAA club are pioneering a new form of racing as part of their annual Lá na gClub which takes place on Sunday May 8.

Oughterard hosts one of the biggest cycle races in the west this Easter weekend when the seventh annual Ras Chonamara takes place.

This year’s annual Tour de Lough Corrib Charity Cycle in aid of local heart charity Croí will take place on Sunday May 22.

In what promises to be a momentous occasion, the community of Oughterard is preparing to welcome President Mary McAleese to the village tomorrow, Friday April 1.

LIAM LAWTON, the acclaimed singer, composer, and performer, will play the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Oughterard, on Friday December 17.

This character filled property was formerly the parochial house in Rosscahill. Built circa 1874, this two storey partially refurbished home is set on a mature site with old outbuildings. The property offers purchasers the challenge to put their own stamp on a very interesting residence.