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The sale of one of the West of Ireland’s most historic institutional properties has opened the door to a potentially transformative new chapter for Ballinasloe, with the former St Brigid’s Hospital campus and its extensive lands being brought to the market as a major regeneration opportunity.

Knight Frank and O'Donnellan & Joyce have been appointed to bring the historic St Brigid's campus in Ballinasloe to the market, representing a significant regeneration opportunity. The entire property extends to approximately 163 acres and includes an extensive collection of historic buildings totalling approximately 240,000sq ft, offering exceptional potential for redevelopment and reuse, subject to planning permission.

Following the hugely successful launch of Phase 1 in Fearann na hEascrach in May this year, Phase 2 is set for release in early October. This attractive new residential development in Athenry aims to provide homebuyers with the opportunity to secure a high-quality, energy-efficient home in one of County Galway's most vibrant and fastest-growing towns.

No 181 An Fiodán is a spacious four bedroom semidetached home perfectly located at the front of a well-maintained development in Doughiska.

Galway County Council has granted planning permission for what will become one of the largest motorway service station developments in the west of Ireland, giving the green light to a major new Applegreen facility on the Galway side of Ballinasloe.

No 66 An Fiodán is a beautiful four bedroom semidetached home perfectly located in a well-maintained development overlooking a communal green to the front.

A new residential development in Athenry is set to provide homebuyers with an attractive opportunity to secure a high-quality, energy-efficient home in one of County Galway’s most vibrant and fast-growing towns.

DNG Leonard & Heaslip presents a rare opportunity to acquire seven exclusive residential sites in one of Galway’s most prestigious suburban locations. Situated at Lakeview Hill, Bushypark, Sites 3, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 offer elevated positions with sweeping views over Lough Corrib and Galway city, creating an exceptional setting for a luxury home.

After more than two decades of false starts, legal battles and planning setbacks, the announcement that stopped Galway in its tracks arrived quietly last Thursday morning. An Coimisiún Pleanála granted approval for the N6 Galway City Ring Road, bringing to an end a process that had been mired in delays for over 20 years. For those of us working in property in the west, this is not merely a transport story. It is, potentially, the most consequential planning decision for Galway's housing market in a generation.

Galway politicians have broadly welcomed the decision to grant approval for the Galway City Ring Road project after delays of over 20 years.