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O’Donnellan & Joyce has a spacious commercial property for auction in its Wild Atlantic Way summer sunshine auction on Friday, June 17.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has a spacious commercial property for auction in its Wild Atlantic Way summer sunshine auction on Friday June 17.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has announced details of its upcoming April auctions, featuring a mix of land, apartments, and houses for sale in Galway city and county. The auction team have already swung into action with the first weekend of viewings already behind them, and interest levels in the various lots are mounting. With demand for property still outweighing supply in the market and a rental market stretched to its limits, potential buyers are eager not to miss out on good opportunities. “We always aim to offer real value in the properties we bring to the auction floor,” said James Heaslip MIPAV. “A lot of time is spent on accurately valuing the properties and making sure they will appeal to buyers.”

The annual Park and Ride Christmas Service will commence this Saturday December 5 right up to Christmas Eve and recommence again Monday December 28 to Jan 3.

DNG Lyons & Bracken is offering a modern four-bedroom bungalow style home in the townland of Cahercrin for sale by private treaty. 

Galway received a jobs boost yesterday with the announcement by Supermac's founders Pat and Una McDonagh that 100 jobs are to be created at the country's latest motorway service station on the M6 at Kiltullagh. The couple will also employ a further 220 people in the future due to plans for three further plaza developments nationwide over the next two years.

Sherry FitzGerald is offering for sale this three bedroom cottage with farm buildings situated on approximately 9.3 acres (3.67Ha) in Oranbeg, Oranmore. The property is in a popular location close to Oranmore village along the R446 Old Dublin Road.

A four-bedroom detached bungalow in Moate, which is in impeccable condition inside and out, has gone on the market with an asking price of €269,000.

Now that the exact route of the proposed Galway bypass has been identified, affected property owners at various locations across the city are still coming to terms with the fact their homes will have to be knocked to facilitate the road. Other property owners who will not be subject to demolition face the reality of living in extremely close proximity to a busy national artery.

Reaction continues this evening following the revelation of the chosen route for the proposed new Galway city bypass. 41 homes are in line for demolition and 10 more are 'severely affected' by the preferred corridor. At a media briefing earlier today further detail about the new road was revealed.