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Sinn Féin TD for Galway East, Louis O’Hara, has welcomed the opening of a public consultation on proposals regarding the 425A bus service from Mountbellew-Galway, the proposed Athenry-Tuam local link and bus services for Athenry.

Sinn Féin TD for Galway East, Louis O’Hara, has received confirmation from the NTA that proposals in relation to the 425A bus from Mountbellew-Galway and bus services for Athenry will go to public consultation in the coming weeks.

Welcome to No 12 Oranhill Road, a stunning A3-rated, four bedroom detached home in Oranmore’s sought-after Oranhill development on Maree Road.

No 54 Claremont Park is a three bed semidetached home located in a well established estate, tucked away in a quiet and private cul-de-sac. Built in 1985, this property is in turnkey condition and has been meticulously maintained and cared for by its current owners. The property also benefits from a west facing rear garden with boiler house and separate block built shed to the rear of the garden.

Councillor Terry O’Flaherty has welcomed a change of plans on the routing of future bus services for Mervue. The National Transport Authority has confirmed that buses will not run through the narrow avenues in Old Mervue as part of the planned big revamp of Galway City’s public transport services.

An Garda Síochána has published traffic management plans for Salthill this Saturday, May 17, due to the expected influx of people to the busy suburb to attend the GAA double-header, Africa Day celebrations, and An Tóstal Festival.

One of the new iconic structures of the changing face of Galway is currently entering a crucial stage.

No 41 Sliabh Ard is a exquisite, modern three bed semidetached home which has been impeccably designed by its current owners. The home is located overlooking the large green area to the front. Sliabh Ard is a mature development in high demand due to its proximity to the Gateway Business Park, local schools both primary and secondary, Lidl, Aldi, Insomnia Cafe, etc.

The clever marketing team at Ireland West Airport have always made a virtue of their uniqueness. The ten minutes it takes to get from your from car to departures makes it a welcome facility in an age when getting through an airport can be laborious.

The architectural skyline of Galway will change next month when a stunning new roof will span over the five platforms at the city’s Ceannt Station.