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A petition requesting that Galway City Council leave the green areas unmowed has been launched by Green Party Chairperson, Claire Hillery. The petition points out that during the pandemic, most council parks and grass verges have been allowed to grow wild and that, contrary to the belief that ‘neat and green is nice’, these wild parks and verges are far more beautiful with pinks, blues, yellows, whites and purples. The petition was launched last week and within 48 hours, more than 300 people had signed it, with names continuing to be added.

John Quinn is currently offering No 43, Sandyvale Lawn, Headford Road, for sale.

Agents O'Donnellan and Joyce describe as spectacular a four-bed detached family in home in Bushpark.

A common sight in lawns at this time of year is small brown circles or patches of grass that appear to be dead or scorched.

Included in Don Colleran's next auction on July 6 are a number of properties that will certainly be of interest to first time buyers because of their location and price. No 81 Sandyvale Lawn on the Headford Road is certainly one of these properties.

With the sun shining and the weather warming up, it is time to think about stepping outdoors and making the most of the garden. Maybe you have a special event on the horizon where a beautiful lawn would add to the splendour of the occasion, or perhaps you would just like to light the barbecue, sit back sipping something cold, and look out over a beautiful weed-free lawn while the sausages and burgers sizzle on the grill.

With the sun shining and the weather warming up, it is time to think about stepping outdoors and making the most of the garden. Maybe you have a special event on the horizon where a beautiful lawn would add to the splendour of the occasion, or perhaps you would just like to light the barbecue, sit back sipping something cold, and look out over a beautiful weed-free lawn while the sausages and burgers sizzle on the grill.

With the sun shining and the weather warming up, it is time to think about stepping outdoors and sorting out the lawn. Maybe you have a special event on the horizon where a beautiful lawn would add to the splendour of the occasion, or perhaps you’d just like to light the barbecue, sit back sipping something cold, and look out over a beautiful weed-free lawn while the sausages and burgers sizzle on the grill.

With the sun shining and the weather warming up, it is time to think about stepping outdoors and sorting out the lawn. Maybe you have a special event on the horizon where a beautiful lawn would add to the splendour of the occasion, or perhaps you’d just like to light the barbecue, sit back sipping something cold, and look out over a beautiful weed-free lawn while the sausages and burgers sizzle on the grill.

Lawn mowing can seem a never-ending task at this time of year. I suppose the rain responsible for our lush forty shades of green is what encourages the grass to grow like Usain Bolt sprinting towards an Olympic record. Imagine if you could just press a button and close the roof like they do on Wimbledon’s Centre Court....