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John Quinn is offering for sale No 69 Cill Ard, Bohermore, a ground floor two bed apartment in top class condition located within walking distance of the city centre.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is leading the way yet again with this super property located within just a 10 minute walk of Galway city centre. Adjacent to all amenities, including all city centre schools, NUIG, UHG and many retail parks and shopping centres including Wellpark, Terryland and Galway retail parks, and Galway Shopping Centre. It also has the benefit of a regular city bus service on the doorstep, serving the major employment hubs on the east side of the city.

DNG Maxwell, Heaslip & Leonard is offering a superb property located within a short walk of Galway city centre. No 9 Coole Park, Bohermore, is adjacent to all amenities, to include all city centre schools, NUIG, retail parks, a regular city bus service, and all that the vibrant city centre has to offer. Additionally, the location provides ease of access to the major employment hubs on the east side of the city and all major routes and commuter towns.

Harry’s at Water Lane opened in mid-December and since then Geoff Kinsella and Steve Harris have been serving up a welcome mix of quality drinks, great service, and delicious barbecue and burgers. Looking at the online reviews, the bar already has a loyal cohort of happy customers. What is the secret to the popularity of this new hotspot on Bohermore?

Harry’s at Water Lane opened in mid-December and since then Geoff Kinsella and Steve Harris have been serving up a welcome mix of quality drinks, great service and delicious BBQ and burgers. Looking at the online reviews, the bar already has a loyal cohort of happy customers. What’s the secret to the popularity of this new hotspot on Bohermore?

O'Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering for sale this luxury two bedroom, ground floor apartment in the popular development of Cuirt Seoige, Bohermore.

On October 6 1928, writer, journalist, teacher, and raconteur Pádraic Ó Conaire died in tragic poverty in Richmond Hospital, Dublin, at the age of 46. Since the turn of the century he had established himself as one of the leading lights of the Gaelic Revival, an innovative writer who pioneered the short story in Irish.

This happy group of people were photographed in Doherty’s Pub in Bohermore in the 1960s. Those in the back row are, left to right: Kevin Molloy, Luke Doherty, Mrs Doherty, Jim Tierney, and Tom Turley. Second row: Kevin Doherty also known as ‘Doc’, John “Texas” McDonald, Tom Redmond, Joe McGuire, Frank Reilly, Frankie Reilly junior, Tommy Cahill, and Jimmy Nally. In front are Frank Cassidy, Water Lane (with the pint glass), Joe Fagan with the darts, and Jimmy Connolly.

Swuite Bohermore is an exciting development of purpose built student accommodation in Galway city that has been created and designed by the Iveragh Group.