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FIVE WRITERS will read at this year’s Cúirt Festival Over The Edge showcase reading in the Town Hall Theatre on Thursday April 23 at 11am.

On Friday May 1 O’Donnellan & Joyce will offer 37 Upper Newcastle for sale by public auction with the unbelievable advised minimum value of €400,000. This is a unique three/four bed end of terrace residence located on a large corner site bordering Moyola Park and the main Upper Newcastle Road. The property has been tastefully modernised and great care was taken to ensure that it still retains some of its original characteristics. As with all properties of its age it would benefit with some further modernisation and refurbishment; that said this property has wonderful potential and will make a fantastic family home or a great investment property because of its great location. For anyone with children coming to college in Galway No 37 has to be the most attractive property to consider — no transport would ever need to be considered.

Property Partners Maxwell and Heaslip is holding a public auction in which two very attractive and keenly priced properties could prove alluring to potential buyers who have been waiting in the wings for the right opportunity to get on, or move up, the property ladder. The auction will take place at the Imperial Hotel at 3pm on May 8 so don’t miss it.

Something for everybody is how Colm O’Donnellan of O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers describes the auction of three properties which will be held in the Harbour Hotel on Friday May 1. He outlines that this would be an ideal opportunity for first time buyers, investors, or those looking for a family home as all three properties which are on offer will cater for their needs.

Having successfully concluded its final spring auctions, Galway city based agents Property Partners Maxwell & Heaslip is preparing for the first of the summer auctions tomorrow in the Imperial Hotel in Eyre Square. Two more properties are expected to fall under the hammer in what is expected to be a busy afternoon.

Having previously announced that they would be stepping aside at the end of this season, the carrot of playing in next season’s All Ireland senior championship would tempt Mayo management team of Martin Brennan and Pete Finnerty to stay on for another season according to Brennan. Standing in Mayo’s way of achieving that goal are seven other sides and the competition will begin in earnest this weekend.

A Newcastle man who had been trespassing in a neighbour’s house ran back upstairs, jumped into a bed, and pretended to be asleep when he saw gardai coming, the Galway District Court heard this week.

“This is the way the world will end, not with a bang but with a whimper.” So concluded TS Eliot in his bleak, but powerful poem The Hollow Men.

With standing room only at a crowded auction room in the Imperial Hotel, Eyre Square, Property Partners Maxwell & Heaslip concluded its second round of auctions in as many weeks with two more excellent results, establishing a 75 per cent success rate for the city based auctioneers. In the present market this is impressive and has shown that the company has a proven formula for success.

A man who had been sentenced for a burglary last month entered a busy Garda station while in an intoxicated state, started roaring and shouting, and attempted to skip the queue to get his temporary release form signed, the Galway District Court heard this week.