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COPE Galway this week launched a booklet to Remember, Respect and Record stories of the women who lived and worked in the Magdalen Laundry in Galway. The local charity sees the booklet as a way of acknowledging this painful history while also looking to a new use for the convent building associated with the laundry – a state-of-the-art centre for women and children who experience domestic abuse in Galway.

Sherry FitzGerald brings to the market this impressive quality detached family residence situated on a large, mature, site of approximately 0.56 acre, offering exceptional views of Galway Bay and the surrounding area. The property at Baile Liam, Spiddal, has been architecturally designed by Simon J Kelly and totals c249sq m. It is immaculately presented throughout, enjoying lots of space both internally and externally.

Sherry FitzGerald brings to the market this impressive and quality detached family residence situated on a large and mature site of approximately 0.56 acre offering exceptional views of Galway Bay and the surrounding area. The property at Baile Liam, Spiddal, has been architecturally designed by Simon J Kelly and extends to some 249sq m. It is immaculately presented throughout enjoying lots of space both internally and externally.

Sherry FitzGerald brings to the market this quality detached family residence situated on a large and mature site of approximately 0.56 acre, offering exceptional views of Galway Bay and the surrounding area. The impressive property, located at Baile Liam, Spiddal, has been architecturally designed by Simon J Kelly and totals approximately 249sq m. It is immaculately presented throughout, enjoying lots of space both internally and externally.

Sherry FitzGerald welcomes this substantial detached family residence at Bothar na Greine, Barna, to the market for sale by private treaty. This property is on a 0.86 acre site of well planned established gardens overlooking Galway Bay. Architect designed by Simon J Kelly architects and built in 1998, the residence offers extensive accommodation and takes full advantage of the site and natural features particularly views, aspect, light, and sun.

The first church in the Barna area that we know of was a small stone building with a thatched roof on the right of the road down to Silver Strand, just opposite the entrance to Tobar Éanna. You can still see some of the remains there. It was in use until December 1839. On June 4, 200 adults were confirmed by Bishop Browne there.