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Auctioneer Paul Walsh has opened his second antique and art auction house in Clarecastle, Co Clare. Mr Walsh has run the well known and successful Galway Auction Rooms in Kilcolgan for the past five years.

It was a case of ‘who dares, wins’ for an A-grade student who made almost €3,000 by taking the brave and ingenious step of selling his Leaving Certificate study notes on the online auction site eBay.ie.

On October 1 city auctioneers Property Partners Maxwell & Heaslip will host a very special auction for a unique home. The property at The Gables, Mincloon, is a beautiful architect designed property which takes full advantage of the surroundings, giving a distinct rural feel in a suburban area. Hidden away from the main road, this property is reluctantly being sold as the present owners have relocated.

M6 Car Auctions opened its doors on March 4t this year and has racked up a sales tally of more than 325.

O’Donnellan & Joyce had the best auction of the year when it placed six properties up for sale and recorded four sales. Meanwhile the two remaining properties are under active negotiation.

The country’s attics and cow sheds are holding an enormous amount of valuable antiques, a KIlcolgan-based auctioneer said this week ahead of a major auction in the village on Monday next.

Colleran auctioneers continued its success in the Claddagh last week with the sale by auction of No 11 Grattan Terrace. Described as something very special by Don Colleran, it was not surprising that there was such huge interest in this property from the start.

Lisbon one week and ‘Comer the next.” Life is a rollercoaster”, as Ronan Keating sang once, and he should know, but let’s not go there.

A Kilkenny property was the first to sell under the hammer at the first ever giant property auction held on April 30, in Ireland last week.

Once again it is all systems go with O’Donnellan & Joyce as the company prepares for its May auctions.