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A stunning A-rated three-bedroom penthouse apartment with two private terraces has come to the market in one of Galway’s most sought-after residential locations. For buyers seeking contemporary city living with space, style and an exceptional outdoor setting, Apartment 84, Gleann Na Mona, on the Ballymoneen Road in Knocknacarra, presents a particularly attractive opportunity.

O’Donnellan & Joyce presents to the market this rare and impressive five bedroom semidetached home, complete with a separate, self-contained one bed apartment, ideally located in Lurgan Park, Renmore, Galway.

O’Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers presents for sale this magnificent coastal residence with uninterrupted panoramic views over Galway Bay.

O’Donnellan & Joyce presents to the market this prestigious detached residence, ideally positioned within the exclusive Saint Claire’s development in Taylor’s Hill.

O’Donnellan & Joyce presents this substantial and beautifully presented detached residence in Forramoyle West, set on approximately two acres of private, landscaped grounds in the much sought-after residential area of Barna.

O'Donnellan & Joyce is offering a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional elevated coastal site overlooking the breathtaking waters of Rusheen Bay.

A familiar story, unfortunately. For the second year running, Galway’s footballers were struck down by white-line fever with victory seemingly within their grasp in Croke Park.

There was some surprise news this week from Galway United, with manager John Caulfield confirming both the departure of ‘keeper Evan Watts due to a loan recall from Swansea City, and the arrival on a short-term deal of Galway Gaelic footballer Connor Gleeson.

There was some surprise news this morning from Galway United, with manager John Caulfield confirming both the departure of ‘keeper Evan Watts due to a loan recall from Swansea City, and the arrival on a short-term deal of Galway Gaelic footballer Connor Gleeson.

There are some names that become inseparable from a place, a time and a feeling. In Galway, the name Paul Clancy will forever be synonymous with bright days at Croke Park, heroic homecomings and the return of belief to a county that had waited too long to celebrate.