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Sherry FitzGerald introduces to the market No 9 Corrib Park, which will be offered for sale by public auction on May 25 in The Ardilaun hotel, Taylor’s Hill. This is an end of terrace two storey family home located beside a green area and across the road from playing pitches and amenity area. Built in the mid-1970s, the house has been maintained and cared for over the years, but would benefit from some upgrading. Corrib Park is a popular, well located, development close to NUIG, UHG and Galway city centre.

Funding for the planning and design of the new emergency department for UHG will be provided in the HSE’s Capital Budget for 2017. The HSE National Capital Committee this week approved the capital funding for the much-needed development.

Funding for the planning and design of the new emergency department for UHG will be provided in the HSE’s Capital Budget for 2017. The HSE National Capital Committee this week approved the capital funding for the much-needed development.

MARY GEELEHER, a former nurse in University Hospital Galway, is once more at the hospital, not as staff, but as an exhibiting artist, with her show, Symphony of Colour, featuring new and recent works.

University Hospital Galway (UHG) has paid almost €2.75 million to a private contractor to store patient charts away from its city campus during the past four and a half years.

A local TD has accused hospital authorities at the west's biggest hospital of poorly utilising scarce resources on capital projects which offered no respite from the persistent overcrowding crisis which dogs the facility.

Replacing the 700 bed University Hospital Galway is the top priority of a local politician who has been appointed to a Government health committee.

Overcrowding has "reached epidemic levels" and become "completely unsustainable" at the emergency department of University Hospital Galway, after it was reported that 250 patients presented at the unit in a 12 hour period.

Sherry FitzGerald welcomes No 166 Laurel Park, Newcastle, to the market for sale by private treaty. Laurel Park is a mature development close to Galway city's largest institutions, NUI Galway and UHG. The area is central and well serviced with public transport while all amenities are within walking distance.

Visitors restrictions are in place again this week at two wards at University Hospital Galway due to a number of suspected cases of the vomiting bug (Norovirus).