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Magnetti’s restaraunt in Salthill is reviving dinner music, with live acoustic sets beginning on Sunday evenings.

Fresh from celebrating their first year in business last weekend, Blackrock Cottage in Salthill is all set for a busy month ahead as the countdown to Christmas begins.

No 19 Cuirt na Tra is a two bed duplex apartment located in a small development with secure parking in the centre of Salthill village. Salthill is a prime location with the famous Salthill Promenade on the doorstep and excellent local amenities including shops, bars, restaurants, and cinema. Galway city centre is a leisurely walk away along Salthill Promenade.

A two-way, segregated cycle lane, along Salthill Promenade, and a one-way cycle lane from Blackrock to the Kingston Junction, have this week taken further steps to becoming a reality.

Sixteen new 1,100 litre litter bins have been installed at the Spanish Arch, Wolfe Tone Bridge, and along Salthill Promenade.

The former tourist office in Salthill will continue to lie empty for some time yet, as the Galway City Council has to carry out a safety audit before a new round of expressions of interest for use of the building can be offered.

Chief Superintendent Tom Curley has confirmed that Salthill Garda Station will not be closing. The confirmation came at Monday's Galway City Joint Policing Committee meeting.

With public transport likely to be a "reduced option for many commuters for the foreseeable future", now is the time to reignite plans to develop a cycle lane for Salthill, along the area's iconic promenade.

Mullery auctioneers has just brought to the market Number 44 Oaklands in Salthill. This substantial residence stands on a large site with the rear garden enjoying a westerly aspect. The property boasts a highly desirable location just off the main thoroughfare in Salthill village. The house is currently arranged as a seven bedroom residence together with a two bedroom granny flat with an internal doorway providing easy access between both.

IN 1851, a sub-post office opened in Salthill where the Bal pub is today. In 1859, Salthill was brought within the town postal area. In those early days the post was delivered on foot. The first bicycle postal delivery was in 1901. From 1914 to 1926, Michael O’Flaherty of Dominick Street and Mike Ruane of Henry Street had a horse and van which they used to deliver letter and parcel post to the Salthill area.