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A swimming ban was put in place at Grattan Beach yesterday following the discovery of intestinal bacteria in a sample taken recently.

Included in Colleran auctioneers' next auction is a seaside property, described as something special by many who have already viewed it. No 96 Ocean Wave, Salthill, is a bright ground floor two bedroom apartment situated opposite Grattan Beach in a beautiful landscaped and well maintained exclusive development.

Colleran auctioneers’ next auction on July 23 will include properties in some of Galway’s most sought after and desirable locations with all amenities on their doorstep.

Ahead of the Galway Sea Festival taking place on the June Bank Holiday weekend, the Marine Institute, GMIT, NUIG, Irish Wildlife Trust, and Galway Atlantaquaria are combining efforts to offer families a chance to explore one of Galway city’s most important and exciting habitats - the beach. Explore the Shore Beach Safari will commence at 11.30am at Grattan Beach, Salthill on Sunday May 26 and everybody is welcome to come along and explore the shore.

Galway city’s beaches are in dire need of cleaning as the seaweed left on the shores leads to strong smells and a build up of flies and insects.

Colleran auctioneers has been favoured with the sale of 114 Ocean Wave, Salthill, located in one of Galway’s most desirable locations just off the Promenade, looking on to Grattan Road and across the bay to the Clare hills.

Colleran auctioneers has been favoured with the sale of 114 Ocean Wave, Salthill, located in one of Galway’s most desirable locations just off the Promenade, looking on to Grattan Road and across the bay to the Clare hills.

Claddagh School pupils, along with teacher, Sean Leonard, will plant 1,000 daffodils in the Celia Griffin Memorial Park at Grattan Beach tomorrow at 1pm.

The discovery of unacceptably high levels of E coli at Grattan Beach will not affect the upcoming Ironman competition, according to organisers and local councillors who have moved to allay fears over the impact of contamination of the water at the city beach.

As part of the Visiting Fellowship Programme at NUI Galway’s Institute for Business, Social Sciences and Public Policy, Professor Ian Walker, a leading expert on coastal dune dynamics from the University of Victoria in Canada, will lead a field trip at Grattan Beach at 11am today (Thursday August 23)