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Rings stolen in Ballygar

A FILM exploring the lyrics of Ballygar composer and bandmaster, PS Gilmore, and the town itself, will be screened in Ballygar Courthouse this weekend.

Tomorrow, November 25, will see leading city-based agent DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard host its final auctions of 2016. The auction team are looking forward to a more relaxed run up to Christmas, but not before completing their much anticipated final auction of the year.

This week sees one of the city’s leading agents DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard launch its final auctions of 2016. A hugely successful year for the auction team will culminate in its November 25 auction which features properties throughout Galway city and county, Mayo, Leitrim, Roscommon, and Donegal.

With the end of September fast approaching and a noticeable nip in the air, the auction team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard are putting the final touches to the September auction, which will see the Galway city based firm bring more than 20 properties to the market. Featuring a wide variety of properties ranging from investment opportunities to family homes, this auction sees DNG taking to the road also and incorporates properties all along the western seaboard in Clare, Mayo, and Donegal.

Time flies, as the saying goes, however this summer truly has flown and it is hard to believe that schoolbags are packed, lunch boxes at the ready, and uniforms are ironed and ready to go. In keeping with these annual rituals, the auction team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard have commenced their own ritual and are gearing up for their September auction, which will see the Galway city based firm bring more than 20 properties to the market. Featuring a wide variety of properties ranging from investment opportunities to family homes, this auction sees DNG taking to the road also and incorporates properties all along the western seaboard in Clare, Mayo, and Donegal.

A teenager from Mountbellew No Name Club was among the national winners at the No Name Club National Youth Awards,

Annie Kelly was just 19 when all her dreams appeared to be coming true. Annie was one of 11 children living with her widowed mother at Newgrove, Mountbellew, Co Galway. Her boyfriend, William Murphy, and her brother Thomas had earlier emigrated to Boston. Annie and William were pledged to be married just as soon as Annie got the money to follow him there. Full of excitement the young woman later sailed from Liverpool on the Cunard liner the Lusitania arriving in New York on April 24 1915.

The community of Ballygar has been left reeling by the news of the forthcoming closure of Aonad Family Resource Centre and its Community Services Programme.