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John Quinn is offering for sale No 3 Ardower, Taylor’s Hill, a beautiful two bed apartment comprising a superb living room/kitchen, two bedrooms with en-suite, and main bathroom.

Don Colleran’s final auction of the year completed what was a very successful year for property sales in Galway. While the focus of this auction was on investors wishing to avail of the capital gains tax exemption before the end of the year, previous auctions held by Colleran’s during the year highlighted the huge demand the company has for quality family homes around the city.

This home in Gort Nua, Letteragh Road, Bushypark, is a truly remarkable residence for many reasons but the prime one has to be the amazing views on offer, with uninterrupted panoramic views of Galway Bay, the Aran Islands and the Clare hills from the entire rear of the property. Full length wall to wall windows are in place in the spacious lounge to maximise enjoyment of these views, as are sliding patio doors to the south facing rear gardens and patio where you can enjoy the vista of the undulating hills in the surrounding countryside.

There is less than six weeks left for investors to avail of the Government’s tax incentive where property purchased before the end of the year and held for seven years will be exempt from capital gains tax, which is currently 33 per cent.

Sherry FitzGerald is bringing to the market No 123 Leas na Mara, Ballymoneen Road, Knocknacarra, Galway. Leas na Mara was built by Kenny Developers in 2005/2006 and is ideally positioned on a prime elevated site enjoying superb views on to Galway Bay and the north Clare coastline.

Galway Bay Hotel’s wedding team invite all to join them on Saturday November 29 at 2pm, for their annual winter wedding fair. Catwalk modelling agency will be turning heads yet again with this season’s trends and fashions in association with Belladonna Bridal, Corless Menswear and Don’t Call me Dear.

One of the most interesting hotels in Ireland is the Falls Hotel, Ennistymon, Co Clare. Apart from its spectacular setting overlooking the River Inagh as it cascades over wide ledges almost immediately outside its door, this distinctive building conceals within its walls an 18th century mansion, and a late medieval castle. It was the home of the one-time wealthy Macnamaras, landlords of vast Clare territories. The last of the clan to hold any real status was Henry Valentine Macnamara (known as Henry Vee), the High Sheriff of Co Clare, and a character to be reckoned with. One December morning in 1919, Henry Vee and friends (who included a British army officer and a Lady Beatrice O’Brien), set out in a convoy of cars for a woodcock shoot in the Burren.

Magnificent opportunity to acquire one of Salthill’s prime commercial properties and three exceptional residential apartments to the rear with views overlooking Galway Bay. O Donnellan & Joyce are delighted to offer for sale a Prime mixed Commercial/residential Investment located at 181 Upper Salthill, Galway.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is offering for sale a wonderful three bedroom semidetached family home. The property is located within a stone’s throw of Salthill Promenade and offers excellent uninterrupted views over Galway Bay.

The Claddagh is one of the most sought after addresses in Galway city because of its unrivalled location close to every amenity from the city centre to the Promenade, all within one of Galway's longest established communities.