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G Conboy Electrical – for all your electrical needs
G Conboy Electrical, New Road, Galway, offers a call out service and repairs to appliances in your home.
G Conboy Electrical - open for business
G Conboy Electrical, a Galway institution, is open for business and offering call out services to repair appliances in your home. Now operating exclusively at its New Road location, Conboy Electrical is providing a walk-in service for clients' home appliances and has a large supply of spare parts including elements, pumps, motors, and belts.
G Conboy Electrical - open for business
G Conboy Electrical, a Galway institution is open for buisness and offering call out services to repair appliances in your home. Now operating exclusively at its New Road location, Conboy Electrical is providing a walk in service for clients' home appliances and has a large supply of spare parts including elements, pumps, motors, and belts.
G Conboy Electrical - open for business
G Conboy Electrical, a Galway institution, is open for business and offering call out services to repair appliances in your home. Now operating exclusively at its New Road location, Conboy Electrical is providing a walk-in service for clients' home appliances and has a large supply of spare parts including elements, pumps, motors, and belts.
G Conboy Electrical — open for business on New Road
G Conboy Electrical, a Galway institution is open during these current restrictions and offering call out services to repair appliances. Its New Road location is open for business providing a walk-in service for client's home appliances and has a large supply of spare parts including elements, pumps, motors, and belts. Manager, Jacqueline Conboy, says the staff is looking forward to seeing their regular and new customers. They also carry a wide range of new appliances; washer. dryers. cookers. dishwashers. vacumn cleaners. kettles. toasters. hairdryers and radios.
Rail use groups continue to differ on future of disused rail lines
Extra freight trains are planned between Mayo and Waterford Port each week, bringing the annual total to in excess of 700. The news was broken by rail campaign group West-on-Track, which said the additional trains are for rising volumes of container traffic being shipped by multinationals based in Mayo. A further 730 freight trains currently operate between Mayo and Dublin Port.
