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Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Wild Atlantic Way, at the end of a tranquil cul de sac in Cushmaigmore, Furbo, this exceptional four bedroom detached residence offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire a truly unique home on Galway’s sought-after coastline. Brought to market by Kyle O’Brien of DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard, this impressive property stands out not only for its enviable location but also for its exquisite design, thoughtful upgrades, and commanding views over Galway Bay.

The band are back in full force with a new single, ‘London Weekend Television’, and an EP of the same name.

An Caisleán is a spacious, detached, energy-efficient five bedroom residence designed to capture an abundance of natural light, set on a generous 3.11 acre site. Built in 2008, this exceptional home combines the tranquillity of rural countryside with the beauty of coastal living.

Galway remains one of the worst-hit counties in Ireland’s housing market, with stubbornly high vacancy levels, derelict properties concentrated across the county, and property prices showing no signs of easing.

Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Wild Atlantic Way, at the end of a tranquil cul-de-sac in Cushmaigmore, Furbo, this exceptional four bedroom detached residence offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire a truly unique home on Galway’s sought-after coastline. Brought to market by Kyle O’Brien of DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard, this impressive property stands out not only for its enviable location but also for its exquisite design, thoughtful upgrades, and commanding views over Galway Bay.

The Hawthorn by Galway Bay, Galway’s first five-star hotel in over two decades, has announced the appointment of John Keating as its General Manager ahead of its grand opening in Spring 2026.

Emma Moore of Galway City Harriers placed seventh in a competitive heat over 800m individually, and later in the championships was instrumental on the Women's 4x400m team who set a new national U23 record in their heat. The quartet of Moore, Kate O'Connell (Lucan Harriers), Victoria Amiadamen (Dooneen AC), and Jenna Breen (City of Lisburn AC) clocked a time of 3:34.81 to dip under the previous record (3:34.87) set in 2017.

Lauren Kilduff of Craughwell AC topped the weekend’s performances by becoming U18 National Champion in the 400m Hurdles and broke the Championship record with a time of 60:33. Clubmate Emma O’Donovan took home bronze in 62.44.

Half of tourist businesses along the west coast have had a worse 2025 so far compared to last year.

Times have changed. There was once a time when we, on this wind-lashed rock at the far edge of the Atlantic, could keep our heads down and our noses out of trouble. We enjoyed the luxury of obscurity. But that time is over. The world has changed—and not in subtle ways. We are entering a new era of geopolitical instability, technological vulnerability, and organised criminal sophistication. Ireland, and particularly our western coast, can no longer afford to remain a blind spot on the strategic map of Europe.