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FUAIM CHONAMARA, the stage show from the Cunningham family of Connemara, featuring every style and type of Irish dance imaginable, is coming to Co Galway next week.

They have performed with Sharon Shannon, De Dannan, and Altan and now the hugely popular and talented Cunningham family from Connemara are set to take centre stage themselves at the Royal Theatre in Castlebar on March 7, with a spectacular new music and dance show called Fuaim Chonamara (The Sound of Connemara). Fuaim Chonamara boasts a wealth of talented musicians and dancers from all over the west of Ireland. Brian Ó Cuinneagáin headlines the show direct from his US tour with Teada and Seamus Begley. He will be joined on stage by his sisters Irene, Ashling, and Lorraine, while his younger brother Michael also features as a dancer and musician.

This bungalow is in a lovely secluded location with good views of surrounding moorland and the mountains of Connemara. The property is in need of some refurbishment and redecoration. It comprises entrance hall, living room, kitchen area, bathroom, and three bedrooms. There are many local amenities nearby including shops, pubs, schools, church, and a new football sports field. Other leisure activities such as golf, pony trekking, game fishing and deep-sea angling are also available in the surrounding areas. There is a pier at the bottom of the road and a good slipway to launch a boat within 400 metres of the property.

A puissance competition will be held during the annual Connemara Pony Festival at The Showgrounds in Clifden - the first time such a competition has been held at the festival.

The Galway County Show takes place at the Brothers of Charity Grounds, Kilcornan on Saturday and Sunday.

The Galway County Show takes place at the Brothers of Charity Grounds, Kilcornan on Saturday and Sunday.

Galway has a long and proud equestrian tradition, from the world renowned Connemara pony to the Galway Races. A Way With Horses by Niamh Ó Dochartaigh highlights 10 Galway people who were instrumental in upholding that tradition over the past century.