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Imagine waking up to the fresh sea breeze and the sound of waves just a short stroll away. Set in the heart of Salthill, No 62 Rockbarton Park offers a rare opportunity to own a home in one of Galway’s most sought-after locations.

Imagine a job where every day, you make a real difference. A career where you don’t just clock in and out, but help people achieve independence, dignity, and a fulfilling life. At Caislean Services, part of the Brothers of Charity Services Ireland – West Region, we’re looking for compassionate, driven individuals to join the team.

Imagine waking up just steps from the stunning Salthill Promenade, where the fresh sea air and the soothing sound of waves create a tranquil start to your day. 2 Gortard Avenue, Rockbarton, Salthill, Galway is a hidden gem, nestled in a quiet, leafy cul-de-sac with only eight exclusive homes. This is more than just a house—it’s a lifestyle.

Imagine you are six-years-old. You live in a happy home with your parents and younger sister. The days pass in a blur of fun, laughter, and childish playfulness.

Imagine if you can, that you have been hibernating in the far end of the chamber at Newgrange all year, wrapped up in the darkness, comfortable with your own forced comfort, and only stirred and woken by the advancing light of that solstice sun making its way like an orange sabre, as if it is setting fire to the dusty floor until it rests at last at your bare foot.

I can’t imagine my garden without birds, and I love each and every one of them, from the perky robins who perch a few feet away and eye you up speculatively, to the pair of collared doves that land together every so often, exchange a few mildly puzzled coos and lumber off again, looking confused. By encouraging birds of all kinds into the garden, you’re giving it the best possible chance of being a healthy, balanced ecosystem – they may come for the food you’ve left out, but they’ll stay to hoover up greenfly, slugs and lots of other garden ‘pests’ that have designs on your plants.

You would imagine there is very little more than can be written about Mayo and Dublin's rivalry over the past seven years.

YESTERDAY IS a kind of a positive feature length episode of Black Mirror - a pretty basic surreal concept but some pretty exciting talent behind the camera in director Danny Boyle, and writer Richard Curtis (Love Actually, Notting Hill).

Imagine the scene in a small rural cottage. It’s nine o clock on a Saturday (the regular crowd shuffles in)...Paddy is in the jacks, clean-shaven, unusually clean shaven for that hour of the night. New geansai on him. His Sunday mass geansai. His sums copy shirt underneath. A pair of Farah slacks giving him shape. Smell of Old Spice and Lynx off him. At this hour of a Saturday, he’s normally just about to get ready for cocoa and slippers and a shout at the telly “how did that hoor Darcy get his own TV show...”

IMAGINE A therapy class in a prison, where the therapist tests the prisoners’ patience and imaginations through the work of Oscar Wilde. This is Pan Pan Theatre's The Importance Of Nothing.