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O'Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers is offering for sale this immaculate residence with a private south-facing garden, dedicated home office, sea views and excellent energy efficiency, in the popular Leargan estate of Knocknacarra.

A rare opportunity has arisen to acquire an attractive parcel of land extending to approximately 8.6 acres (3.48 Ha.) in the highly sought-after coastal location of Curragreen, Coast Road, Oranmore. Occupying a prime position between Galway City and Oranmore Village, this unique holding offers a combination of good quality agricultural land, equestrian facilities and direct access to the shoreline.

Strong winds have been forecast for Galway later today, with a Yellow weather warning due to come into force in the county from 3pm.

Killary Fjord has earned global recognition after being named among Lonely Planet’s top destinations to visit in 2027.

One of the west of Ireland’s most iconic landscapes is captured in new handcrafted 3D maps celebrating the beauty and heritage of Killary Fjord.

Fresh from releasing their latest single ‘Over You’, Galway’s favourite pop-rock band, Rofi James are set for a welcome return to home shores with an exciting performance at Monroe’s Live on Saturday, May 20.

A city couple, who set up a grotto at the end of their road, are inviting people to make time for prayer during May, which is traditionally the month of the rosary.

There have been violent storms before and since the Big Wind of Sunday 6 to Monday 7 January 1839, but it was generally agreed at the time that nothing comparable could be remembered by the oldest inhabitants of this island.

The powerful and raw sense of frustration expressed in Rofi James; newest release, Animated, displays how far this duo, now trio, have developed as a band. Their dark rock/pop sound has ignited audiences at home and abroad and they are set to bring their latest work to Monroe’s Live on Thursday, December 22.

As the rising water levels of the River Shannon remain under close scrutiny, Westmeath County Council director of services, Barry Kehoe, has allayed the fears of urban residents and businesses who fear the potential detrimental impact of flooding should recent incessant rainfall continue.