Search Results for 'Taylors Hill'

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Stunning family home on offer in Taylors Hill

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John Quinn Auctioneers in conjunction with Sherry Fitzgerald Auctioneers are offering for sale Aileach, Taylors Hill, Salthill, Galway.

Landmark Gables, 33 Saint Mary’s Road, Galway

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A distinguished detached residence in a premier Galway setting on St Marys Road, nestled at the foot of the highly sought-after Taylors Hill. The Gables is a truly impressive detached two-storey residence occupying an elevated and commanding position on a substantial site of approximately 0.32 acres. This elegant home combines timeless charm with exceptional space, set within beautifully mature, private gardens in one of Galway’s most desirable residential addresses.

Maunsells Park - rarely available, always admired

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Colleran Auctioneers have brought to the market a rare opportunity to purchase a substantial family home in one of Galway's most sought-after residential locations.

Exceptional detached property in Salthill

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O'Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers are delighted to present No. 15 Monksfield, an exceptional four-bedroom detached residence in one of Galway's most prestigious residential addresses.

Geography central to rollercoaster by-election

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It was supposed to be a battle for the soul of Galway West, but it became a clash in Connemara, then sub plots in the city, as Fine Gael strapped in for a rare government party win in a by-election where every vote counted.

Spacious home is situated in popular Fort Lorenzo development

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O'Donnellan and Joyce Auctioneers are delighted to offer for sale an attractive four-bed semi-detached in the sought-after development of Bru Na Mara at Fort Lorenzo, Galway.

Prime ground-floor apartment in prestigious Taylor’s Hill

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O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers presents to the market an exceptional ground-floor apartment in one of Galway city’s most prestigious residential locations.

Irish dancing down the years

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There is a general lack of specific references to dancing in our older literature but it would be remarkable if there was no dancing in ancient Ireland, if a people with a native taste for music had no knowledge of the kindred art of dancing. There are two Irish words for dance, ‘damhsa’ and ‘rince’. The first is derived from the French ‘danse’ and the second from the English ’rink’ as in skating on ice. The Normans are credited with introducing ‘round dances’ to Ireland.

Flawless flowers without the fuss

Mary Whelan has always loved flowers, but hates to see them fade.

The Shieling, a storybook sanctuary located in the heart of Salthill

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Sherry FitzGerald proudly introduces this exceptional property to the market. The Shieling, meaning 'Shepherd’s Shelter', is a captivating four-bedroom home steeped in history and inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, dating back over a century.

 

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