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In one of Galway’s most historic and distinctive residential areas, Colleran auctioneers brings to market No 2 Beattystown, Fairhill Road Upper, a substantial home offering buyers the opportunity to invest, reimagine and remodernise a property in the heart of the Claddagh.

Property insights by Johnny Gannon, Fair Deal Property

Colleran auctioneers is offering No 66 Glenard Crescent, Salthill, a substantial six bedroom semidetached residence that requires investment and remodernisation, but offers exceptional potential to create a large, contemporary family home in a prime location.

Galway City and County homeowners are being encouraged to take advantage of a new and expanded range of grants to improve the energy efficiency of their homes and cut heating costs.

Volvo enters the all-electric mid-size SUV market with its new EX60 set to land in Ireland this July.

Galway County Council has opened applications for the 2026 Local Enhancement Programme, which will allocate €213,600 to voluntary and community groups across the county.

Despite steadying inflation, many households are still feeling the post-Christmas pinch and the bite of hefty energy bills during the winter months. Calculations show that households could save around €1,230 per year on their energy bills by switching up, scaling back or making simple swaps.

As we enter 2026, Galway’s property market stands at a defining juncture. Strong, deeply rooted demand continues to meet a constrained supply pipeline in a dynamic that has now persisted for the better part of a decade.

The eastern environs of Galway City — encompassing Oranmore, Claregalway, and Athenry — are destined to become the principal growth area for Galway City and County over the next 25 years.

The eastern environs of Galway City — encompassing Oranmore, Claregalway, and Athenry — are destined to become the principal growth area for Galway City and County over the next 25 years.