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The finals of the Galway Parks tennis competition took place at the Galway Lawn Tennis Club on Friday July 24. A total of eight venues hosted tennis camps for the previous four weeks, culminating in the competition finale last Friday.

For all things sports and leisure related in the Ballina area, it is well worth checking out the Ballina Community Sports Centre and the many facilities on offer there.

Some €550,000 of a €2.2 million Government grant for transport improvement projects in Galway will go towards developing cycleways in the city and Salthill, and other cycling infrastructure.

Castlebar Tennis Club is starting a new programme for adult beginner tennis players on Tuesday January 27 at 7.30pm. The course will run for six weeks and is designed for people who are completely new to tennis or who have not played in a long time. The course will cover the basics of tennis and will be organised by the new club captains for 2015, Thérèse Ruane and Jason Guthrie.

Ballina Community Sports Centre is a vibrant not-for-profit organisation located in the heart of the community. It aims to provide a socially inclusive and affordable environment that addresses the health and leisure needs of the local community through the provision of top class facilities and expert fitness advice. Ballina Community Sports Centre offers the following services to the people of Ballina and the surrounding areas: Multi-purpose sports hall, fitness gym including vibration platform, fitness classes, steamroom and sauna multi-purpose meeting rooms, tennis courts (operated by Ballina Tennis Club) and a monster bingo (first Tuesday of every month). The multi-purpose sports hall can be used for a wide range of activities including soccer, basketball and badminton. Children’s birthday parties are especially welcome.

Ballina Community Sports Centre is a vibrant not-for-profit organisation located in the heart of the community. It aims to provide a socially inclusive and affordable environment that addresses the health and leisure needs of the local community through the provision of top class facilities and expert fitness advice. Ballina Community Sports Centre offers the following services to the people of Ballina and the surrounding areas: Multi-purpose sports hall, fitness gym including vibration platform, fitness classes, steamroom and sauna multi-purpose meeting rooms, tennis courts (operated by Ballina Tennis Club) and a monster bingo (first Tuesday of every month). The multi-purpose sports hall can be used for a wide range of activities including soccer, basketball and badminton. Children’s birthday parties are especially welcome.

The Galway Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club was founded at a meeting in the Royal Hotel, Eyre Square, on May 19, 1900. Many of the founders were members of the British army, the landed gentry, and the professions such as doctors, solicitors, professors, etc. Membership was by invitation only so there was a certain elitism attached to the club in the early days.

Mullery auctioneers has just brought to the market a spacious two bedroom second floor apartment offering stunning views over Galway Golf Club and Galway Bay and situated in the exclusive and highly regarded development of Dun na Carraige. Built by O'Malley Construction in the grounds of Blackrock House, the development boasts beautiful landscaping throughout with mature trees, lawns, and shrubs which are maintained to the highest of standards by an on-site caretaker.

Local politicians and soccer legends were to the fore at the recent Galway Lawn Tennis Open Day Tennis Challenge.