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The Connacht Property Auction is now taking entries for its next public auction which will be held at 7pm on Tuesday November 11 in the Menlo Park Hotel, Galway city.

O'Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has announced its final property auction of the year which will be held on December 12. This will bring a record year for the volume of sales by the company to a conclusion.

It was standing room only in a packed auction room at Colleran’s latest auction last week, where all properties were sold by Don Colleran in excess of their guide.

The second Connacht Property Auction of the year was held on June 12 in the Clayton Hotel, Galway. There was strong interest in most of the properties with the Connacht Property Auction noting it undertook more than 200 viewings on the various properties in the lead up the auction. There were six properties in Galway sold along with properties in Mayo, Clare, and elsewhere around Connacht.

One of the biggest farms for sale in the Midlands in recent times was pulled from auction this week after bids dried up €700,000 short of the guide price.

The first Connacht Property Auction of 2014 was held on March 26 in the Clayton Hotel, Galway. Some 120 buyers turned up to the auction with interest in the 22 lots on offer, and there was strong interest in almost all of these.

The Connacht Property Auction will take place on March 26 in the Clayton Hotel, Galway, and the auction firm has confirmed strong interst in the lots on offer.

Great interest was in evidence last Friday when John Quinn & Co auctioned No 74 Dun Na Mara Drive, Renmore. The property, known as Camelot, had attracted enormous interest prior to the auction with interested parties inspecting the property as late as two hours before the auction began.

O’Donnellan & Joyce secured record prices for a number of houses placed up for auction on Tuesday in the Harbour Hotel.

Colleran auctioneers maintained its 100 per cent success rate last week with its final auction of the year. Don Colleran has been reporting for some months now that property prices within the city centre were on the rise, in some cases by as much as 20 per cent. Housing stock within the city centre has now reached alarmingly low levels both for those looking for investment and for family homes. Buyers are now reporting great difficulty and frustration in finding suitable properties.