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The townland of Cregmore, Claregalway, is the location for this wonderfully redeveloped five bedroom house being offered to the market by way of public auction on December 6 at 3pm in The Galmont Hotel, Galway. The entire property has been re-developed and upgraded throughout earning it an enviable A3 BER rating. Undoubtedly, assisting in achieving this rating is the state of the art air to water heat pump, an A rated hot water cylinder, underfloor heating, individual thermostats in each room, pumped walls, insulated floors, and triple glazed windows throughout. Throughout the redevelopment, an emphasis was placed on ensuring the property was completed to a superior specification.

The townland of Cregmore is the location for this wonderfully re-developed five bedroom house, newly launched to the market by DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard.

For the 20th consecutive year, Cregmore National School hosted a coffee morning, cake sale and monster raffle, with all proceeds donated to St. Vincent de Paul. The event, coordinated by the pupils of 6th class, under the guidance of their teachers Ms McCormack and Mr Madden, proved to be a huge success with a large number of parents, grandparents, past pupils and friends popping into the school hall to feast on some wonderful baking and enjoy the entertainment of both the school choir and the school trad group.

Cregmore Claregalway FC have succesfully made it into the last four of this year's FAI Women’s U18 National Cup.

The residential sales team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip are once again shouting from the rooftops about one of their latest offerings, at Cregmore Cross in Cregmore. A wonderfully presented three bedroom detached bungalow, the city centre based agent is urging all those on the market for a starter home to take the time out to view this recently re-modelled property. Set on a private mature site of approximately 0.35 acre, the sale also includes a large adjacent garage to the side of the house.

Students from 4th class at Cregmore national school recently visited the research vessel RV Celtic Explorer as part of their marine-science and art project building up to SeaFest, Ireland’s national maritime festival. The project places art, marine science and technology in the heart of the classroom where the students have been learning about marine life and activity under the sea for the past six months. It involves TULCA in partnership with Marine Institute Explorers Education Programme, artist Louise Manifold, marine scientist Dr. Andy Wheeler, and Cregmore National School.

John Dolan auctioneers offers this beautiful dormer residence to the market, presented in turnkey condition and offering light filled accommodation on a site of 1.1 acres. Although located in a rural setting the house is only six miles from Galway city. The property is located on the main Cregmore road close to Carnmore Cross, offering ease of access to the east side of Galway city and its many industrial estates and workplaces. Cregmore Primary School is just a five minute walk away. Access to the M6 motorway is also within easy striking distance, giving the purchaser access to Athlone and Dublin.

Sinn Féin Senator Trevor Ó Clochartaigh is to raise concerns with Galway County Council about a proposed closure of the R339 for three weeks next year.

TRAD/FOLK band Líadan celebrate their 10th anniversary this year with a nationwide tour which begins with a gig in County Galway next month.

Quiz afficionados will flock to the Clayton Hotel tomorrow night (Friday)June 14) when Carnmore national school hosts the hugely popular show Who Wants To Be A Thousandaire to raise funds for the school and for Cancer Care West.