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The Irish Cook Book by JP McMahon (Phaidon 2020), a beautiful hardback book showcasing the past, present and future of Irish cooking, makes for a great Christmas gift for those who love to cook or those who simply love Irish food.

Let West Coast Property Management take the hassle out of managing your rental property and do the heavy lifting for you. West Coast Property Management is a family-owned and operated business with years of experience in the housing and apartment rental market in Galway city and county.

Barnacles Bar & Kitchen, now open at 163 Upper Salthill, is the newest venture from long-time friends and business partners, Mark Commins and Conor Graham.

Ports such as Galway and Ros an Mhíl need to be developed quickly if the country is to meet offshore wind energy targets, a study by Wind Energy Ireland revealed yesterday.

Long term rental market rents are currently at an all-time high in Galway city. Let West Coast Property Management rent your short term property on a long term basis with minimum hassle. The company can manage your rental property and do the heavy lifting for you.

Let West Coast Property Management take the hassle out of managing your rental property and do the heavy lifting for you. West Coast Property Management is a family-owned and operated business with years of experience in the housing and apartment rental market in Galway city and county.

Inland Fisheries Ireland, the state agency responsible for the protection and conservation of freshwater fish and habitats, seized 612 pieces of illegal fishing equipment and illegally-caught fish in 2021 in the Western River Basin District for Galway, an increase of 164%.

Dep Éamon Ó Cuív has welcomed the announcement that an international engineering firm, Atkins, has won a contract following a tender process to develop a masterplan for an offshore wind energy hub on Údaras na Gaeltachta-owned lands in Ros a’ Mhíl.

Being a visitor destination means not only does Westport get to capitalise on tourism to keep the local economy turning, but also, just by virtue of having so many different people coming all the time, you always have the chance to discover new minds and meet interesting folk - which helps grow your own world - without even leaving the spot!

So much of what will shape Galway in the remainder of this century will centre on where we position ourselves in terms of innovation, quality of life, sustainability, inclusivity and community.