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The Irish form Casla is more commonly used than Costelloe by English speakers, even when using English. Casla is also by the local community, neighbouring areas and local media. The anglicised form Costelloe is a mistranslation as Casla was wrongly thought to be the Irish for the Irish surname Costelloe. Even when the name Costelloe is said in English by people from the west of County Galway it sounds like Casla.
The most important goals of CASLa are to promote the interest for architecture, urban development and landscape architecture, and to stimulate the quality of town and country planning.
CASLa organises debates, exhibitions and tours, publishes walking and cycling routes, manages documentation, and organises events as well as advises on the organisation of events.
The CASLa accountnumber: 7371717, Swistcode ING BNL 2A of the Postbank NV,
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