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SGLD DOC 2011 30/11/2010 10:25 Page 1 South Galway 2011 LOCAL DIRECTORY Support Local Business Support Local Community 2011 SGLD DOC 2011 30/11/2010 10:25 Page 2 SGLD DOC 2011 30/11/2010 10:25 Page 3 3 South Galway 2011 LOCAL DIRECTORY Published (under licence) By: Select Media Ltd Support Local 19 Clare Street Business Dublin 2 Support Local Tel. + 353 1 6622266 Community Fax. + 353 1 6624981 [email protected] Publisher: Denis Lane FOREWORD Production: Emma Meade elcome to the 2nd Edition of the South Galway Local Directory. Design: John Barrett WWe are pleased to offer a useful directory of residential addresses and community telephone numbers for the areas of Gort, Kinvara, Kilcolgan, Ardrahan, Bell Harbour, Ballyvaughan and For Advertising Enquiries Contact: Clarinbridge. South Galway Local Directory 2 Barrack Street Given the economic times we now live in it is important for Clarinbridge communities to bond together. The objective of this publication is to County Galway create and continue the relationship between residents and local Tel. + 353 91 777222 businesses. In this, the 2nd Edition of the We would like to thank all the individuals and organisations that South Galway Local Directory every have assisted us in putting together this publication. effort has been made to include your listing. If there is an error or Wishing all the local residents and business owners of South omission please forward to Galway the very best for 2011. email:[email protected] for inclusion in the next edition. Until the next time………… All material contained in this publication is copyright of South The Publisher Galway Local Directory 2011 and may not be reproduced or electronically stored or transmitted without the permission of the publisher.

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