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Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard brought its auction year to a successful close last Friday at the auction rooms in the Imperial Hotel, Eyre Square. An interesting mix of lots was brought to the floor, and the jam-packed room demonstrated the appetite that exists for well-priced properties in central locations.

The Joyce supermarket ads in the Galway Advertiser every week have achieved a cult status among canny shoppers — and from tomorrow those ads and much more will be carried on the new website for the Joyces Supermarket Group — www.joycesupermarket.ie

The Western Development Commission (WDC) welcomes the announcement this week that Ryanair will commence four new international flights from Ireland West Airport Knock. The new schedules will start in April 2012 between Ireland West Airport Knock and Barcelona, Frankfurt, Milan and Paris resulting in a total of 14 Ryanair routes from the West of Ireland airport.

The new levy to be introduced on septic tanks for rural homes will cost people much more than the €200 originally stated and add up to thousands of euro per household instead, according to Mayo politicians this week.

Irish companies are lagging behind and losing massive market share to their UK  and US counterparts according to research by the .ie Domain Registry (IEDR).

Cllr Colette Connolly, vice chair and PRO of the Shantalla Residents’ Association, has welcomed the progress made on the introduction of allotments in Shantalla.

Without customers there are no sales and without sales there is no business. However, customers don’t focus on the features or obvious characteristics of a product or service.

Calling all artists, crafts people, and artisan food specialists, the Co Op Moycullen will be starting will be hosting a festive indoor market from Saturday November 26.

Threesixty, one of the country’s leading B2B brand agencies based in Gowran, Co Kilkenny, has scooped two prestigious international design ‘oscars’ for corporate branding work for two Irish companies.

More than half of Irish motorists expect fuel prices to increase by up to 15 per cent in the next year, according to the new Skoda Ireland Motoring Costs Insights report.