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In moving to The EYE Cinema, GFS intends to retain the intimate, community-focused atmosphere that has been central to the society for more than 60 years. Screenings will take place in the cinema’s smaller screens, with GFS continuing to manage its own ticket sales and welcome audiences to each screening.

Kyle O’Brien of DNG Leonard & Heaslip presents to market No 41 Rockbarton Court, positioned in one of Salthill’s most established and sought-after residential locations. The property offers a wonderful opportunity to acquire a bright, spacious, recently renovated two bedroom, ground-floor apartment in a mature, peaceful development.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is offering to market a rare opportunity to acquire a large detached residence on a substantial private site with enormous potential in the heart of Salthill, one of Galway's most sought-after residential locations.

O'Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers is offering for sale this excellent first-floor apartment situated right by the Promenade in the sought-after Salthill suburb of Galway city.

People across Ireland are being invited to swim or dip in memory of someone they have loved and lost as Swim2Remember returns for its fifth year on Saturday, 19 September.

Excitement is already building for this year’s Swim in Pink, the National Breast Cancer Research Institute's annual fundraising event in association with Blackrock Beachwear. Taking place from 11am to 12 noon at Ladies Beach, Salthill, and nationally, on Sunday, October 11, the event will encourage people across Ireland to dip, swim or splash in support of breast cancer research.

Nestled on the shores of Galway Bay, beside Salthill’s iconic Blackrock Diving Tower, Blackrock Cottage combines exceptional food, warm hospitality and one of the most breathtaking coastal settings in Ireland.

Colleran Auctioneers are delighted to bring to the market “Scaraveen”, Kingston Road, Galway, a substantial four-bedroom detached dormer home occupying one of the most prestigious elevated sites in the city.

The inspiration for this race, which was run for the first time on August 15 1986, came from that great sports man Jack Mahon who had attended a number of such races in different parts of the country. It was run under the auspices of Clare River Harriers with a B.L.E. licence. It was a race designed for all the family with a central theme of “Sport for All” and was described as a ‘fun run’; there were no elite prizes but local businesses sponsored right down the field. There was a big display of the medallions for all the category winners in the window of The Great Outdoors.

A total of 149 solo and relay swimmers gathered for the 21st annual Frances Thornton Memorial Galway Bay Swim on Saturday, July 18.