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O'Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers is offering for sale this substantial terraced residence in the heart of Galway city.

Claddagh Credit Union welcomed Minister of State at the Department of Finance, Robert Troy, to Galway for the first in a series of public consultations on the future of credit unions. The event brought together the Claddagh Credit Union’s community partners, including representatives from the University of Galway, Galway Chamber, Galway International Arts Festival, Galway City Council, Galway Energy Co-operative, and Moycullen GAA.

Colleran auctioneers presents No 21 St Nicholas' Road, The Claddagh, Galway, a beautifully presented detached home in one of the city’s most historic and sought-after residential areas.

No 77 Fr Burke Road is a rare offering in The Claddagh — a home that surprises at every turn. What appears from the street as a charming end-of-terrace residence unfolds into a remarkably spacious, architect-designed property, reimagined and substantially extended in 2007 to create a contemporary, light-filled living environment over three impressive levels.

A JUDGE expressed concern for the safety of Claddagh Watch volunteers who are put in danger by the carelessness of those who venture near the city’s waterways in an intoxicated state, and put themselves and others in danger.

The Heritage Council has launched the 2026 Community Heritage Grant Scheme and is inviting applications from community organisations throughout Galway.

Although I live in Boleybeg, my mom grew up in the Claddagh and in a way, so did I. The draw of the water and the melody of the streets is what makes this place my fondest childhood memory. Today, I want to delve into its rich history.

Claddagh Credit Union welcomed 37 enthusiastic teams from primary schools across the community to its annual Schools Quiz last week.

In one of Galway’s most historic and distinctive residential areas, Colleran auctioneers brings to market No 2 Beattystown, Fairhill Road Upper, a substantial home offering buyers the opportunity to invest, reimagine and remodernise a property in the heart of the Claddagh.

A warmer, more energy?efficient home is now within easier reach for thousands of Irish homeowners thanks to the newly announced windows and doors retrofit grant, offering up to €5,600 in support. For many households, it’s the key improvement that delivers the biggest immediate impact on insulation and heat retention - and often the most practical first step when boosting your home’s overall energy performance.