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No 73 Dun na Carraige is a superb property within a high class development built by O'Malley Construction in 2000. Set in the grounds of Blackrock House, the development is interspersed with well finished, wide, roads and beautifully landscaped common areas that give a quality, spacious, feel overall. Located in one of Galway's most sought after areas, this mid terrace townhouse is just a stone's throw from Salthill Promenade and next to Galway Golf Club. There is communal parking to the front of the property.

Tim McNulty tightened his grip on the Dunlop National Rally Championship when his domination continued in Galway at the weekend.

Seville Lawns,

Green Door Properties are delighted to present this bright and spacious four-bedroom detached house, within walking distance from the city centre.

This charming end-of-terrace, two-storey house is situated fronting onto the Dublin Road, within walking distance of McDonagh Junction shopping centre and the city centre.

No 73 Dun na Carraige is a superb property located in a high class development built by O'Malley Construction in 2000. Set in the grounds of Blackrock House, the development is interspersed with well finished, wide, roads and beautifully landscaped common areas that give a quality, spacious, feel overall.

Located in the scenic village of Inistioge this newly built three-bed semi-detached house is set in a private courtyard shared with only three other properties.

One of the most appealing developments in Galway in recent years is the superb new suburb at Roscam on the east side of the city between the dual carriageway and the old Oranmore road. House types are many and varied with a predominance of mellow brick offset by a soft cream external plaster. Green areas abound and are maturing beautifully. Local shops and crèches cater for neighbourhood necessities and Roscam is well situated being only minutes from the rapidly growing village of Oranmore and a short drive to the city centre. Proximity to the sea is a bonus with lots of houses having good views over Galway Bay.

One of the most appealing developments in recent years is a superb new suburb at Roscam on the east side of the city between the new dual carriageway and the old Oranmore Road. The area offers a variety of house types with a predominance of mellow brick offset by a soft cream external plaster. Green areas abound and are maturing beautifully. Local shops and crèches cater for neighbourhood necessities and Roscam is well situated, being only minutes from the rapidly growing Oranmore and still a short drive to the city centre. Proximity to the sea is a bonus with lots of houses having good views over Galway Bay.