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Connemara-based Nioclas O Conchubhair Teo has recently re-launched a new stove, fuel and insulation centre.

John Quinn & Co has brought to the market a cottage residence — which the agent describes as quite exceptional — in Ballybeg, Corrandulla, some 20 miles from Galway city.

New to the market with Mullery auctioneers is an attractive detached bungalow situated on the Tuam Road. The property is close to local amenities including shops, church, etc, and adjacent to numerous commercial concerns including the Galway Plate Restaurant, Northpoint, and various business parks and industrial estates, and within a short drive of the city centre.

With the rising cost of fuel for home heating it is increasingly important to look at and consider the sustainable alternatives that exist. To be energy efficient is something we must all consider. Individual responsibility must be taken to ensure a sustainable future. In order to do this our energy needs must come from natural resources.

Stoveman Galway has announced that its new solid fuel stove shop is now open in Liosbán Estate, Tuam Road, Galway.

McDonoghs in Ballybane Industrial Estate is launching its newly revamped Stanley Centre this week. To celebrate, special promotions and expert advice on installation, building energy ratings, and low energy heating systems will be available in store from Thursday November 15 to Saturday November 17.

Stoveman Galway has announced that its new solid fuel stove shop is now open in Liosbán Estate, Tuam Road, Galway.

“A clean chimney is a safe chimney,” is the motto of local chimney sweep Paul Bordiss. With winter well and truly arrived there is nothing more cosy than cuddling up in front of a roaring fire be it coal, turf, or wood. However it has been statistically proven that more chimney fires occur at this time of year than at any other time. Out-of-use blockages and accumulated soot can combust unknown to the home dweller, resulting in a possible fire service callout. This generally costs four times the price of getting a chimney cleaned, not to mention potential smoke and water damage to interiors.

In his last official engagement as cathaoirleach of Westmeath County Council, Cllr Mick Dollard officially opened three recently completed social houses at Ballysallagh, Ballynacargy, in the presence of Deputy Willie Penrose, council members and officials, Oireachtas members, and the families who will occupy these houses.

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