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An initiative of Ballinasloe Area Community Development Ltd. To get in touch with Ballinasloe Life online, visit us here: www.ballinasloeenterprisecentre.ie www.facebook.com/BallinasloeLife AN INSIGHT INTO THE AREA WE LIVE IN Vol. 11 Issue 2: Jun ‘21 - Jul ‘21 Photo by Robert Riddell DARKNESS INTO LIGHT IVAN O’GRADY NEW COURTS FOR TENNIS LOCAL SUCCESS PARAMEDIC TRAINER Ballinasloe - Gateway To The West www.ballinasloe.ie Gullane’s Hotel & CONFERENCE CENTRE We are looking forward to reopening our doors and welcoming back our loyal customers Follow us on Facebook for regular updates on our plans for the future Thomas and Caroline Gullane Main Street, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway T: 090 96 42220 F: 090 96 44395 E: [email protected] Visit our website gullaneshotel.com REAMHRA Welcome to Volume 11 issue 2 This is the 7th edition in a row that we have no events guide, that we wish to run off to do PLEASE have a think about … planning events in a pandemic world is fraught – ask the parents of Those in our community who kept vital voluntary services and communicants or confirmation youngsters or indeed those who wish activities for young and old, who have had no break and are battle to hold a wedding or a drive in cinema. fatigued – might there be a few nights of the summer season or days Still we can see photos and welcome reports again of sports squads or hours that you could offer to help out or learn the ropes so the training, plans are afoot for club fundraisers, summer camps, walks, fraught few might get some respite? Golf and Tennis Open days; slowly and sequentially we can see as each Not all heroes wear capes but some sterling service has been delivered week rolls by we are able to enjoy more possibilities. over the past 16 months by wonderful volunteers in a variety of Slowly and sequentially I suppose are the watchwords – no one wants organisations in our community – we all had to re learn what is under to have the Indian tragedy visited upon us and let’s recall that while our feet within 2km and 5km in the past few months – it does not the Media love to name variants according to their passport – the run itself. virus has no respect for what country it’s in. When is the last time you picked up someone else’s rubbish at the side We can take heart from the open churches, more supporters for of a road, exercised a dog for an elder, helped with meals on wheels, Articles and families at bereaved times, non-essential retail being back, people on drove for the Cancer patients, gave your time to teach our new sidewalks and pavements again, sports, gyms and folks not feeling immigrants how to read and write English, helped out a children’s Photos Welcome guilty about a bit of chat – even it if it is with a vaccinated person and study breakfast, helped your neigbourhood association with grass socially distant. cutting or flower planting ??? The list is huge of groups who need And yet this new man-made virus of the Ransom attack on the HSE’s new people, new energy, new skills. NEXT ISSUE IT system has thrown us ALL onto the melting slope of despair of th As we all re set our compass after the tempest can we try and keep Deadline July12 sorts. Views on the solution are mixed but we have to feel for our in mind what could be assisted locally with a frontline colleagues who have toiled in warlike conditions for over little of our time and energy. 16 months only to be thanked with having to deliver healthcare with Beir Bua For submission of articles, pen and pencil. please email: Everyone has had a tough time since last Autumn, no one or no family [email protected] or organisation is going to emerge from this calamity with out some Le Gach De Ghui, impact and whilst we all make plans about the beaches, the cliffs, the COLM CROFFY, To advertise rivers, the walks, the family barbeques and all the fun outdoor stuff Editor. your events contact: [email protected] With Vaccinations proceeding at pace, most of the Media reports are now running with numbers involved at record levels. or Call 090 964 5831 turning positive and other events making the headline news stories. Retail is gradually re-opening and it is vital that they get our support. by July 12th We will gradually find out how individual habits have changed and Your first port of call should always be to see if you can source your for how long or will everything revert to the old ways, highly unlikely. requirements in your home town as I cannot say often enough they are There is opportunity here for East Galway / South Roscommon. More the Business who have been very financially generous to all forms of CREDITS people are prepared to work locally, retail outlets have adopted to Community Organisations and Charities over the years. meet modern demands and we have all discovered little gems of walks While we are not “out of the Woods” yet, the future is looking much EDITOR and recreational options over the last past 18 months. brighter and gives us the prospect of a much more interactive Summer Colm Croffy Over that time the Town enhancement scheme has been completed ahead. REPORTER/ and with the support of Galway County Council and all shops are One final word of caution, we still need to adhere to VIDEOGRAPHER getting a facelift which will breathe a new lease of life into the town. the rules to avoid any setbacks and keep each other Jack Treacy Within Ballinasloe Life this month, you will read about several new safe. businesses opening which is very positive. CONTRIBUTORS SEAMUS DUFFY, We are a bit away from getting back to publishing our entertainment Chairman Ballinasloe Area Community Ken Kelly, Barry Lally, Willie guide but as you will read all sporting organisations are back up and Tully, Damian Mac Con Uladh Development Limited. and various other contributors WHAT’S INSIDE GRAPHIC DESIGN LOCAL NEWS 33 Capturing The Town in Pictures KPW Ballinasloe 4 New Housing in Dunlo Hill 35 Soroptomist’s New President PRINT 5 Environmental Co. Plan 36 Housing problems Highlighted KPW Print, Ballinasloe BUSINESS CULTURE 6 Developing Company Reviews 38 Accessibility Wants Improvements PHOTOS 8 Sarah’s National Award 39 The Story of Sive Robert Riddell 9 Aughrim Fitness Guru 40 10 Years of Country Market J&S Photos - jsphotos.ie 10 Outdoor Dining Plans 41 Band Review Difficult Year Evelyn Donellan 11 D’Arcy Teams Up with Supermacs 42 Seomra Eile Success Follow us on Twitter 12 Grow Remote Survey Michael S. Kelly SPORT @BallinasloeLife 13 Grants Helps Town Gerry Devlin 43 Camogie Makes Its Return 14 Paramedical College Support Gerry Stronge 44 GAA Cul Camps 15 Height of Health Open 46 Rugby Kicks Off 16 New Insulation Business 47 Former Players Continue to Shine COMMUNITY 48 Tennis Club Start New Home 17 Tidy Towns Grant 49 Golf Club News 18 Portiuncula’s New Building 20 Youth Supporting Each Other HERITAGE 21 James Gavin - A Mile A Day 50 Rare Photos Come to Light 22 Darkness into Light 52 Galway’s 1931 All-Ireland 24 Parentchild+ Earling Learning 53 Tracing our Workhouse Orphans 25 Anne Egan Bowes Out 54 Col. Lawrence of Lawrencetown 26 New Europe Direct Centre 56 When British Anglers Came Ballinasloe Enterprise Centre, 27 Schools Rule 57 Life in the Old Lanes Creagh, Ballinasloe. Co. Galway 30 Out and About 58 Obituaries T: 090 9646516 F: 090 9646517 32 Walks and Trails 62 Ballinasloe History Walk E: [email protected] Disclaimer: The opinions and views in this publication are those of the contributors. In the compilation of this publication, every care is taken to ensure accuracy. Any errors www.ballinasloeenterprisecentre.ie or omissions should be brought to the attention of the Editor. Ballinasloe Life does not accept any liability to any person for loss or damage arising from anything contained in this publication or for any error or omission in it. All material is copyright. 3 By Jack Treacy 4 NEW HOUSING IN DUNLO HILL calls, emails, letters of enquiries from those on Dooleys’ Bar and Grocery has been a prominent focal point pivoting the housing list and their representative’s asking the top of Dunlo St and Dunlo Hill where the row of Estate workers’ about when they will receive the suitable housing they need. cottages ends at the junction to Aonach behind the Mount. “While there is no official timescale to the project, This 1.8 acre site has now been acquired by Galway County Council to develop the Council is fully overseeing the project and they into 19 residential Units to ease accommodation waiting lists. Councillors are looking at every method to ensure that this have been briefed by the house consultants on final design, layout, look and project is completed as efficiently, as cost effective feel of the new development as final plans are being drawn up for the Part 8 and as quickly as possible. Once the designs come planning process due to commence over the summer months. in and are approved we can move to give a proper Cllr Dermot Connolly (SF) stated: “The design and architectural reports are timescale but I would be severely disappointed if still being looked at and I believe at the next Municipal meeting there will there has not been significant works completed in the next 16 months” concluded Cllr Connolly.
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