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A new replica statue of Pádraic Ó Conaire, which was due to be in place in Eyre Square by the end of the year, will not be installed until next year following a delay.

Sherry FitzGerald welcomes No 13 Reddington Road, Shantalla, to the market for sale by private treaty. No 13 is an attractive terraced two storey home located in a quiet cul-de-sac with gardens front and rear which are not overlooked. This home is located in the popular area of Shantalla, which is centrally located with established services close to hand.

Sherry FitzGerald welcomes Derrymoyle House, Glann Road, Oughterard, to the market for sale by private treaty.  Oughterard is a charming, historic village situated on the shores of Lough Corrib, at the gateway to Connemara. 

AN UNCONVENTIONAL musical journey from Russian composer Alexander Borodin to American jazz singer Billy Holliday can be expected at a forthcoming concert from musical siblings Naomi and Matthew Berrill.

A 16-seater covered bicycle capable of carrying group of pedalling passengers from place to place in the city could soon become commonplace after the idea was deemed one of the winners at the Galway Start Up Weekend held at GMIT from Friday to Sunday.

A 16-seater covered bicycle capable of carrying group of pedalling passengers from place to place in the city could soon become commonplace after the idea was deemed one of the winners at the Galway Start Up Weekend held at GMIT from Friday to Sunday.

There is something hot happening in Ireland — Mexican food, one of the biggest food trends of recent years, has gone mainstream, and shows no signs of cooling down just yet. 

A WOMAN only 3’ 6” tall, who calls herself, the Ferrari of comedy, "low to the ground and kinda racy"; a man known as the 'Whisky Comedian'; and The Two Johns, a duo of the extraordinary Terry Alderton and musician Johnny Spurling - Galway better get ready for them all.

DTZ Sherry FitzGerald and Mason Owen & Lyons have just launched on the market Hibernian House in Eyre Square. This imposing city centre building has long been a Galway landmark and formerly housed the Revenue Commissioners – the building has modern office accommodation on the upper floors, behind an imposing classical façade facing Eyre Square.