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This centrally located huge penthouse apartment in the heart of Liosban is beautifully designed and fitted with the most expensive finishes, including imported Italian tiling, solid oak doors, brushed chrome door handles, and a German engineered modern kitchen. The penthouse is on the third floor and overlooks the city on three sides. The outside area is vast and incorporates a tiled roof terrace with some planting and barbecue area, accessed from the penthouse through the sunroom on one side and the master bedroom on the other.

Fine Gael Leader Enda Kenny TD has warned that the price of affordable housing units needs to fall in order to maintain the previous gap that existed between affordable housing units and the normal property market.

This very attractive three bed bungalow is located on an attractive site in Doire Uachtair, Na Forbacha.

Ard na Gaoithe is a fabulous development of detached bungalows and dormer bungalows located on the Upper Clybaun Road. This elevated development, overlooking Galway city, is a beautiful example of a superb family area with beautiful wide open green spaces. Measuring over 3,200sq ft, no 11 Ard na Gaoithe is one of the finest examples of a large four/five bed family home which has been finished to an exceptionally high standard. The property is perfectly positioned on a large corner site overlooking a large green area to front and offers a large private rear garden which enjoys vast amounts of sunlight.

The Townhouse Bar is running its first Five-a-Side soccer blitz on Saturday October 24. The event will be in aid of local charity Enable Ireland.

The news that there are currently 581 people on the housing waiting list in Ballina Town council alarmed the elected members at the monthly meeting this week. Town clerk Carmel Murphy told the meeting that a review of the list is being carried out, but at present there were 581 people on the list which was a marked rise on the numbers in the recent past.

This house in Doire Crith, Barna, has captivating natural light and has been designed specifically by the architect to take the outside in.

The current difficult economic conditions have made first time buyers nervous about getting on the property market. However with four rate reductions by the ECB since October 2008, coupled with increased value in the property market, first time buyers are being encouraged back into the market place.

Sinn Fein county councillor Gerry Murray has described as extraordinary the admission by the Government that it does not know how many schools across the State are using prefabs. Last week the Department of Education confirmed that it does not have a complete list of all primary and secondary schools using prefab buildings; it just has data collected from a sample survey of 900 schools. Shockingly there are more than 2,605 prefab units being used in the 900 schools surveyed.

The State's over-reliance on prefabricated classrooms was raised at this month's meeting of Westmeath Vocational Education Committee (WVEC), held this week in Castlepollard Community College.