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DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard brings to market yet another beautifully presented mid-terrace property in the renowned development of Durabhán. Known for its central location, this well maintained estate is a much sought-after residential area for young families.

Coinciding with a recently announced recruitment drive in Galway, the German supermarket chain has further sweetened the deal for potential employees, rolling out an increased minimum hourly rate of €15.10, in addition to several improved benefits.

The organisers of the Classic Fest Vintage and Classic Show that took place in Galway Racecourse in June have recently made their presentations to their chosen charities, with a total of €15,195 being handed over to these worthy causes.

Back for Business, the free government programme that helps returned emigrants start and develop businesses in Ireland, is now open to applications.

2024 continued to be an incredibly aggressive sales market throughout the year with high demand levels across all areas of Galway city and county. Majority of demand still continues to be from owner occupiers & first-time buyer demographics with several key trends identified.

If you are looking for a cosy atmosphere, live music and sports, friendly staff, amazing pints then you have came to the right place! Located on Main street, Oranmore, make the Olde Brewery your number one destination for a festive night out this Christmas period.

This holiday season, give your Christmas party a fresh spin at LusacaGolf – Ireland’s premier indoor golf facility based in Oranmore.

Residents of Tirellan are up in arms about a telecommunications mast which they say sprung up in the neighbourhood last week without notice.

Independent councillor for the city centre, Mike Cubbard, and City East’s Labour Party councillor Helen Ogbu, have confirmed they intend to run in the Galway West Dáil constituency if Taoiseach Simon Harris opts for a November general election.

Taoiseach Simon Harris is adamant that the current government will run its full term until 2025. It is a blunt and difficult promise to unwind, although the current spat between Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Green Party coalition TDs about taxing underutilised residential land may be the loose thread that unravels this current government prematurely.