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The possibility of a long term bathing ban at Ballyloughane Beach has again highlighted the urgent need for investment in the country’s water infrastructure, according to local Fine Gael TD Brian Walsh.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is offering for sale a four bed mid-terrace property located at No 22 Lios An Uisce, Murrough, Merlin, Galway. This is an ideal first time buyer’s home or gilt edged investment. Located just off the main Dublin Road, within a short walk of local amenities such as GMIT, Merlin Park Hospital, Ballyloughane Beach, Renmore Pitch and Putt, and on a regular bus route to the city, No 22 would also be a perfect investment property. It is located on an excellent road and bus network.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has just launched its midsummer auction which will take place on June 27 in the Harbour Hotel, Galway. The auction will be split into a morning and afternoon session.

"I hope that everybody elected to City Hall has both the city and their ward at the heart of all they do, when you're elected you're elected by the people and you put them first."

The Galway City Council has received “100 per cent” of the storm repair funding for which it applied in its preliminary estimates sent to the Department of the Environment, Community, and Local Government, according to acting director of services for transport and infrastructure, recreation and amenity, Billy Dunne, who told this month’s meeting of Galway City Council “what we submitted, we got”.

As storms continue to bombard Galway city and coastline the bill for the cost of repairs, continues to rise with an extra €135,000, on top of the original estimation of €1.3 million, needed to reinstate and improve rock armour.

John Quinn & Co has received instructions to offer No 27A Ballyloughane Road, Renmore, for sale. This three bed home is situated only a short stroll from Ballyloughane Beach and adjacent to all amenities including local schools, church, GMIT, hospital, and shops.

In what has been a very busy start to 2014, John Quinn auctioneers in St Augustine Street has received instructions to offer 10 different city properties for sale, comprising a mix of family homes, townhouses, and apartments.

The bill for reinstating the city’s coastline and Leisureland in Salthill to its pre-storm condition will come to more than €1.3 million, according to a preliminary estimate of costs which was presented at the Galway City Council meeting on Monday.

A popular Salthill walkway completely disappeared, car parks submerged in water, and businesses left counting the cost of the damage as the sea demonstrated its power during last week’s storm.