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The property at Gloves sold for €31,000 while the property at Lenamore sold for €44,000. These properties attracted more than 10 bidders each.

O’Donnellan & Joyce’s auction attracted enormous interest on Friday last when the agent placed 18 properties under the hammer. The auction, which was held in the Harbour Hotel, attracted interest locally, nationally, and internationally with significant interest from Irish people overseas who viewed the auction live online on the agent’s website www.odonnjoyce.com. The auction room was packed to capacity with standing room only.

Lynn Antiques are holding a major clearance auction on their premises in Gleeson Street, Athlone on Sunday November 17 at 2pm.

Martin Gohery has reported 100 per cent success in the sale of various properties that went under the hammer last Friday, November 8. Up for sale were four lots from the estate of the late Joseph O’Dea, a long time resident in The Weir in Kilcolgan, Co Galway.

The Connacht Property Auction will take place on November 14 in the Clayton Hotel, Galway, offering a large variety of properties all across Connacht. There will be a selection of properties offered from around the province including newly completed apartments in Knock starting at €19,000, a fine detached residence in Tuam with starting bids at €85,000, and a six bed dormer in Athenry with starting bids at a very realistic €149,000.

Clarinbridge GAA club is holding a monster auction and sale of work to raise much needed funds for the general running of the club.

With reports that property prices have turned the corner in Galway city centre with increases of up to 15 per cent reported in some parts of the city, property on the market at an AMV of €60,000, such as one house being offered at Colleran auctioneers’ next auction, may soon be a thing of the past.

The Connacht Property Auction will offer 29 properties for sale by auction on November 14. The properties vary from fully finished apartments starting at €19,000 up to luxury dwellings for €340,000.

Following the much publicised success of the first of its autumn auctions, leading property firm DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is anticipating similar levels of success in its November auctions. With keen interest reported over the past five weeks of open viewings, the agent is bringing nine lots to the market tomorrow (Friday November 8) in the Radisson Hotel.

With an asking price of €85,000, it would be almost impossible to buy a site and build a house for anywhere near this kind of money.”