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In 2022, before the tender process to appoint a main contractor completed, the estimated cost of upgrading the Victorian rail terminus was €49.68 million, of which €30.98 million comprised construction costs including VAT.

For just €50, you could win an amazing home in the heart of Galway City. ‘Winahomegalwaycity.com’ in association with Oranmore Maree GAA One Club is giving you the chance to win an incredible property in this hugely exciting fundraiser.

Perfectly positioned in one of Galway’s most sought-after residential developments, this outstanding three bedroom duplex at Forster Court offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the very best of city-centre living. Brought to the market by Kyle O’Brien of DNG Leonard & Heaslip, this impressive home combines generous accommodation, a prime location and a lifestyle of unrivalled convenience.

John Quinn has just brought to the market No 97 Cuirt Seoige, Bohermore, a luxurious two bedroom second floor apartment located in one of Galway’s most prestigious residential apartment complexes.

This aerial photograph shows the main road into and out of town – An Bóthar Mór – c1950. You can see the end of the terraces, the hat factory and to the right, Grealishtown.

Perfectly positioned in one of Galway’s most sought-after residential developments, this outstanding three bedroom duplex at Forster Court offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the very best of city-centre living. Brought to the market by Kyle O’Brien of DNG Leonard & Heaslip, this impressive home combines generous accommodation, a prime location and a lifestyle of unrivalled convenience.

Colleran Auctioneers brings to market a rare opportunity to acquire a detached bungalow on a large elevated site overlooking Ballyloughane Strand, one of Galway city’s most treasured coastal locations.

Former President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, will join this year’s Galway Climate Inspirations Festival in a special public conversation exploring the intersection of climate action, culture, creativity and hope.

A walking tour and a Ulysses-inspired brunch are among the events taking place in Galway city next week during a day-long celebration of James Joyce and his Galway-born wife and muse, Nora Barnacle.

Over the course of 14 days and nights this July, Galway city and county will once again be transformed into a vibrant cultural landscape—alive with theatre, music, circus, dance, visual arts, comedy, street spectacle and ideas. This year’s Galway International Arts Festival 2026 programme, described as one of the most ambitious to date, reflects a festival that continues to grow not only in size, but in artistic depth, international reach and civic importance.