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Three decades later musician Eoin Dolan remains a believer that Galway United can finally deliver on its considerable promise.

Like most towns, Galway was built using native stone and there was plenty of that around. There were black limestone quarries in Menlo and Angliham, and a limestone quarry at Merlin Park worked by the Blake family until about 1850 and later by Sibthorpes of Dublin. In about 1880, a Scotsman named Millar rented a number of quarries in the Galway area, two at Shantalla, one at Ballagh near Bushy Park, and one at St Helen’s, Taylor's Hill, where they quarried fine-grained red granite. There was a marble and granite works at Earl’s Island where one of the employees was a stonemason named Pat Fahy.

Now that we are hosting and attending small events and functions again, what better way to celebrate than to treat your guests to their favourite candy displayed as a centre piece at your party. Our choice of centrepieces will be a fabulous focal point for any occasion and a real talking point among guests.

Paintrite, the paint and wallcovering specialist, based in Terryland Retail Park on the Headford Road, celebrates 20 years in business this week and is marking it with a week packed with interesting talks, giveaways, including gift vouchers, free paint, and even a holiday.

Fans of Ireland’s favourite furniture retailer EZ Living Furniture should get their skates on if they want to take advantage of last minute deals from the annual summer sale. Ending this Sunday August 21, there are incredible savings to be had with up to 70 per cent off stock to make way for the brand new autumn/winter collections.