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What we know as Salthill Park was originally a large field with a small lake. It was landscaped in 1907. In 1925 the Salthill Development Organisation (SDO) asked the corporation to clean up a cesspool there, but that took some years. In 1924, three councillors, Mr Bailey, Eyre Square, Martin Cooke, and John Coogan, bought an aeroplane hangar for the urban council for £400. It had been used by the RAF in Oranmore and was re-erected it in the park. It was called the Pavilion Ballroom, but everyone knew it as ‘the Hangar’.

A new report on Leisureland has called on the Salthill venue to become “more proactive” in securing major events and concerts.

Aisling is a spacious four bedroom semidetached residence on an extensive site at Glenard Road. While in need of refurbishment, the property offers spacious accommodation throughout with the added attraction of having enormous potential for expansion and extension if required.

GALWAY NATIONAL schools will be showing off their classical musical talents next month when they join the Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland for two concerts.

Aisling, located on Glenard Road, Salthill, is a spacious residence situated on a stunning site incorporating extensive rear gardens.

Galwegians are being encouraged to join Ronan Scully, Galway's representative in this year’s Operation Transformation programme for a ‘Walk on the Prom’ this weekend.

THE NITTY Gritty Galway’s only club night to cater for Rockabilly, Soul, 60s Ska, Swing, 50s Rock n’ Roll and the rest, is back.

The annual John Joyce Memorial Sevens, will be held at Arus Bóthar na Trá on St Stephen’s Day.

THE NITTY Gritty, Galway’s only club night to cater for Rockabilly, Soul, 60s Ska, Swing, 50s Rock n’ Roll and the rest, is back.

With Christmas but a week away, Santa’s little helpers are packing their bags to move to a range of fabulous homes in Galway city.