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Prize money is set to hit a record high for this year's Galway Races, which start on July 27.

Reaction continues this evening following the revelation of the chosen route for the proposed new Galway city bypass. 41 homes are in line for demolition and 10 more are 'severely affected' by the preferred corridor. At a media briefing earlier today further detail about the new road was revealed.

If you have the freedom to run, why not run for freedom? And do it around the historic track at Ballybrit, helping PREDA in the process. Do good and feel good by supporting PREDA, the Philippines based children's charity which strives to free children from adult prisons and rescue them from exploitation.

If you have the freedom to run, why not run for freedom? And do it around the historic track at Ballybrit, helping PREDA in the process. Do good and feel good by supporting PREDA, the Philippines based children's charity which strives to free children from adult prisons and rescue them from exploitation.

Current proposals for the N6 Galway City Transport Project have proven divisive but two groups of people will be firmly united in support of the plans - lawyers and consultants.

Since the six new proposed bypass routes were revealed, widespread fears have been expressed from all corners about the future of the Galway Races. The blue route allows for a tunnel to be built under the Ballybrit track, and manager John Maloney has expressed his belief that this development would lead to the racetrack closing for a period of two years.

Not since the slack-tongued Mylie Cyrus straddled a wrecking ball in the nip has there been such excitement over the demolition of buildings. However proposals to demolish up to 130 houses to make way for a new bypass in Galway has got locals twerking with rage.

Galway Racecourse has been recognised for its high class hospitality following a win at the Horse Racing Ireland awards this week.

Galway Technology Park, Parkmore, is located on the east side of Galway city, approximately 6km from the city centre and approximately 2km from the M6 motorway to Dublin. Other business parks in the immediate area include IDA Business and Technology Parks East and West, with companies such as Medtronic, AVE, Cisco, and Creganna, as well as Briarhill Business Park, and of course Galway Racecourse.

Iconic brand Guinness has renewed its sponsorship at the Galway Racecourse for another five years worth €1 million.