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St. Joseph's Special School in Galway recently celebrated its 60th anniversary with a heart-warming event that brought together past and present students, staff, families, and neighbours. The festivities were made even more special, thanks to Tom Kenny’s wonderful overview of the school's history in the Galway Advertiser prior to the event. As guests arrived, they were greeted by two stilt walkers at the brightly decorated entrance and welcomed by staff, board of management members, and the school’s principal, Sarah McGinley.

All are welcome to the free choral concert which will take place on April 9 at 8pm in St Joseph's Church, Galway by the Charleston County School of the Arts from South Carolina, USA.

Colleran auctioneers has just been favoured with yet another gem of a property in The West, having recently sold four houses in this extremely popular part of the city. This time it's No 15 St Joseph’s Avenue, Henry Street, Galway, a recently extended three bedroom terraced house in turnkey condition with many extras not found in similar houses in this area.

Fifth and sixth year computer science students from around Galway took part in Ireland's first ever Sixth Year Hackathon in the PorterShed2 in Galway recently. Students from St Joseph's College - The Bish, Dominican College - Taylor's Hill, Clarin College, and Tullamore College attended the event.

The importance of location, location has been highlighted once again in MyHome Q3 report as property prices within Galway city centre continue to increase.

Colleran auctioneers have just placed on the market for sale by private treaty No 12 St Joseph’s Avenue, Henry Street, Galway. This is an extended three bedroom terraced house in one of Galway’s most vibrant areas, affectionately known as The West, with a very welcoming long-established community and award winning pubs, restaurants and coffee shops.

The Mayo GAA Senior Football Championship threw-in last weekend and across the eight games played in the four groups, there were plenty of talking points.

The Mayo GAA Senior Football Leagues are down to the final four across the top three divisions, with a feast of knock-out football taking place this coming weekend.

The sun shone brightly for the 139th Galway Regatta which took place recently with the largest entry for several years.

Coláiste Chiaráin girls claimed U14 Connacht championship with a resounding success over St Joseph's Charlestown in Bekan.