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Scoil Íde, located in Ard na Mara, Salthill, is a long-established primary school with proud traditions rooted in the local community. Founded alongside Salerno Secondary School by the Sisters of Jesus and Mary, Scoil Íde remains true to its founding values offering a nurturing, holistic education in a vibrant and inclusive environment.

Situated in the tranquil cul-de-sac of Ard na Mara, Scoil Íde along with Salerno Secondary School was founded by the Jesus and Mary sisters. Scoil Íde is a thriving and welcoming primary school with more than 250 students. The school has a strong reputation for excellence in academics, music, and sport.

guidance counsellor, Salerno Secondary School, Galway

Two Galway students have won top prizes in this year’s 68th Texaco Children’s Art Competition.

Students from Salerno Secondary School Galway and Colaiste Bhaile Chlair have won awards in the National Final of this year’s Student Enterprise Programme.

No 1A Dr Mannix Road is a substantial six bed detached family home, occupying a large 0.244 acre site with a southwesterly aspect in Salthill. The property offers an abundance of space, scope, and opportunity both inside and out and is located in one of Galway’s most established, sought after, residential areas.

NUI Galway recently held its annual Alumni Awards and among the recipients was eminent lawyer and jurist, Grainne McMorrow, who was honoured for her achievements in the field of law, public policy, and government – a category sponsored by Ronan Daly Jermyn.

Four young Galway girls are being heralded for improving the standards of gymnastics in Ireland.

World-renowned Galway engineer Aine Brazil has said that increased access to education is key to reducing global poverty levels after receiving a leadership award from Irish aid agency Concern Worldwide.

A fundraising initiative to enable a Galway woman suffering with Lyme disease to access stem cell therapy is gathering pace.