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Charming mid-terrace home in Woodquay
O’Donnellan & Joyce has been instructed with the sale of No 12 O’Donoghue Terrace in Woodquay, Galway.
O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers presents a wide selection of properties for its May live stream auction
O’Donnellan & Joyce has seen a huge demand for property in Galway city and county in recent months.
Delightful mid-terrace home in popular Woodquay
O'Donnellan & Joyce has been instructed with the sale of this perfect city centre three bed terraced house, totally renovated in recent years and lovingly maintained to make it a modern home with contemporary interior design.
The Connacht Laundry
The very word laundry conjures up images of Dickensian workhouses, sweat shops, the smell of Sunlight soap, and long working hours. It is no wonder some 1,500 laundresses went on strike in 1945 for the right to two weeks' holiday.
The lock keeper’s house
The Eglinton Canal was a work of great utility both in terms of draining and regulating the surplus waters of the lake and permitting ingress from the sea. The lower lake used to empty its waters through a delta by three visible outlets into the sea; The natural and original shallow tortuous and rocky Galway River, navigable only for very small craft and row-boats; The Mionlach creek, a small stream nearly filled up; “The Friar’s Cut”, about three quarters of a mile in length, fifty feet wide and twelve feet deep.
Menlo heroes
On this day 85 years ago, the fourth of July 1929, rowing history was made at Galway Regatta when a crew from the Menlo Emmetts Club brought the Senior Eights Championship trophy to Galway for the first time. All of the crew were from the small village a few miles up the Corrib, were native Irish speakers, and had lived locally and worked by the river all of their lives.
Long Walk works will reduce presence of wet wipes, says Irish Water
Irish Water working in partnership with the Galway City Council has commenced remedial works at the Long Walk which will improve water quality in the area, provide environmental benefits, and reduce the presence of wet wipes along the River Corrib.
'This album comes from a journey of sorts, actual and figurative'
A RUMINATION on nature, quietness, solitude, mental health, and a joy in the organic process of creation, are the things which define Us and Then, the new album from Galway singer-songwriter Yawning Chasm.
Galway Triathlon Club hosts aquathon festival
Galway Triathlon Club’s Aquathon Festival makes a welcome return to the racing scene on Saturday.
