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Galway City Council held two new civic commemorations last week, honouring Dr Arthur Colahan (1885–1952), composer of the infamous ‘Galway Bay’, and Tommy Keane (1968 – 2012), one of Galway’s most celebrated professional footballers.

Colleran auctioneers presents No 21 St Nicholas' Road, The Claddagh, Galway, a beautifully presented detached home in one of the city’s most historic and sought-after residential areas.

Sherry FitzGerald presents Dunromin House, a four bedroom end-of-terrace residence on an elevated site overlooking Salthill Park, with captivating views towards the Promenade and Galway Bay. Ideally positioned on the “sea end” of Dalysfort Road, No 16 is just 200 metres from the Promenade and a short stroll to the many amenities that vibrant Salthill village has to offer.

Colleran auctioneers, jointly with Mullery auctioneers, present to the market No 36 Grattan Road, undoubtedly one of Galway’s finest seafront homes.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is offering for sale this exceptional detached residence in one of Galway’s most prestigious residential locations.

The country’s eye doctors will gather at the Galmont Hotel for two days next week, when Galway hosts the Irish College of Ophthalmologists’ (ICO) annual conference.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said fuel protestors had “genuine concerns” last month but confirmed local gardaí were wary of seeking support from contracted tow trucks to move machinery blockading the Port of Galway.

Four travel journalists from Germany, representing various print and online publications, have been exploring Galway and Ireland and our superb culinary offering, as guests of Tourism Ireland and Fáilte Ireland.

Aileach is a substantial detached family residence set on an impressive c0.2 hectare (0.5 acre) site which enjoys superb views, privacy and a prime position in one of Galway’s most prestigious and sought-after residential locations.

Nicholas Arthur Colohan was born in Enniskillen on August 12th 1884 to Nicholas Whistler and Lizzie Colohan. The family moved to The Villa opposite the Crescent in Galway. He may have been tutored at home as his family were reasonably wealthy. There are no records of him attending either the Presentation or the Jesuit primary schools. The earliest record of him in education relates to his first year in secondary education in the Bish. As a pupil, he was far from impressive and this prompted his parents to send him to Mungret College Limerick as a boarder and there he finished his secondary education.