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DNG, Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is adding to its newest spring listings in Galway city with the launch of this spacious city townhouse. Located close to Galway city centre, this four bedroom townhouse stands as a beacon of modern living, offering unparalleled comfort, convenience, and connectivity. As the Galway real estate market continues to evolve, this property emerges as a quintessential choice for families seeking a harmonious blend of urban accessibility and suburban tranquility.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering to market this truly elegant property in one of Galway city’s most sought-after residential locations.

Set at the end of Long Walk, DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard's latest offering to the market is a stunning two bedroom apartment with the most wonderful sea views over Galway Bay and the Claddagh. Offering an exceptional blend of modern comfort and classic charm, No 7 Aengus House is being offered for sale with the benefit of secure private parking, a private balcony, and is in walk-in condition. This property is a rare find in the bustling urban landscape of Galway city and is sure to appeal to those seeking convenience to all amenities, combined with luxury living.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering for sale this wonderful detached residence situated on a large, mature landscaped site - which formed part of Lorna MacMahon's famous Ardcarraig garden.

As preparations intensify for Ireland’s largest horse racing festival, the Galway Races (from Monday July 29 to Sunday August 4) for one action packed week, excitement mounts with the announcement of a new partnership with ‘Salthill Hotel’, located on the picturesque promenade in Galway city.

Cllr Frank Fahy’s proposal for the restoration of Menlo Castle has been met with resounding success as Galway City Council announces the receipt of €85,000 in heritage funding for this historic project.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering for sale this wonderful detached residence situated on a large, mature landscaped site - which formed part of Lorna MacMahon's famous Ardcarraig garden.

The town of Galway was virtually an independent city state, self-contained politically and ecclesiastically, relying on its own resources as it was cut off from the central English authority until the 16th century. Then, the Tudors began to extend their influence westwards so that the city gradually came totally under their dominion. The real symbol of that growing influence was the fortifications, four in number, raised to defend this all-important location against all enemies, notably France and Spain.

The third Galway Folk Festival has unveiled its 2024 programme with folk, roots, and traditional music in several venues across Galway city from Wednesday, June 5, to Sunday, June 9.

Druid Theatre yesterday announced a major new production of Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece Endgame. Directed by Garry Hynes, Endgame follows the Galway company’s acclaimed production of Beckett’s Waiting for Godot.