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This four bedroom terraced townhouse is very well situated overlooking a green area in the Fearann Rí estate on the east side of the city. There is ample parking outside the property which is located adjacent to shops, the Racing Lodge Hotel, and the Dunne’s Stores in Briarhill Shopping Centre. It is also adjacent to the new primary and secondary school sites and playing pitches which have been recently announced for the Doughiska area. The property comprises a kitchen/dining room, sitting room, four bedrooms with one en suite, and a bathroom. The property is in excellent condition and includes tiling and timber flooring throughout.

The temporary location of a primary school at Doughiska, and the appointment of its principal, is of major concern, according to Galway city East FG candidate Barra Nevin who is calling for action to be taken.

The Galway City Council is chasing €1.2 million worth of development levies it is owed. Five cases are also due to come before the District Court over the recovery of monies.

Good work has been done recently on the Doughiska Road but failure to deal with a dangerous curve and the failure to provide a connection to the Coast Road are causes for regret.

The Galway City Council must deliver on its promise to build a community centre for Doughiska, the fastest growing area in the city, according to Fine Gael Galway City East candidate Barra Nevin.

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A loved-up but cash strapped man was fined at Galway District Court this week for stealing 12 bottles of whiskey, worth of €200, for his girlfriend’s birthday party.

A truly beautiful two bedroom residence, in show-house condition, has just come onto the market and is sure to attract plenty of attention.

Galway city is about to get 21 new bus shelters but far more are needed and many more still await repairs and renovation and City Hall must address this immediately.

More than 70 houses belonging to the Galway City Council remain unsold after months on the open market, but they cannot be turned into social houses for rent, and if sold would end up being sold at a loss.