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No 60 Drom Oir is a spacious four bed semidetached dormer bungalow with cobble lock drive for off street parking and a large rear garden. This home is well located at the rear of Drom Oir, overlooking a green to the front and with beautiful views of Galway Bay from the upper windows. There is a small green to the side of the property also. Built in 1997 by Inchagoill Contractors, Drom Oir is a quiet estate located next to the Clybaun Hotel on Western Distributor Road.

No 71 Cartur Mor is a four bed semidetached home in excellent decorative order and ready for immediate occupation. Built in 2002, this home is situated at the end of a quiet cul de sac with off street parking for at least two vehicles on a cobblelock driveway. The property has benefited from recent upgrades such as heating, carpets, and kitchen appliances.

No 6 Anvil Court is an own-door two bedroom mid-terrace townhouse located in the heart of Moycullen village with all amenities at its doorstep. It will be offered for sale by public auction on Thursday May 27 at 12 noon.

No 52 Leas na Mara is a quality three bedroom ground floor apartment, which was built in 2007 by Kenny Developers. The property has a good quality of finish and has been well maintained by its current owners.

No 52 Leas na Mara is a quality three-bedroom ground floor apartment, which was built in 2007 by Kenny Developers.

No 4 Ardower is a split level two bed apartment situated in a small, quiet, block of just five units. The site is elevated and south facing to the rear which benefits from having magnificent views over Galway Bay and the Clare hills in the distance. The apartment was built in 2000 and finished to a very high standard.

This year Network Ireland had to revisit the award categories for the annual Businesswoman of the Year Awards and the focus for 2020 is on the professional woman as a whole entity, looking at the totality of their professional and community to reflect the altered working world we find ourselves in. 2020 has brought about a time for reflection, drawing on the #Powerwithin which is the Nationals Presidents mantra for this year, to create a new way forward.

At a time when we are in such state of flux commercially, local Galway Branch of Network Ireland has come together to support its 140 members through this uncertain period.

Fresh from being announced as the new president of Network Galway, Sharon Egan sat down with the Galway Advertiser to chat about her work, the importance of being a member of Network Galway, and what she hopes to achieve in the role for 2020.