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With the next Connacht Property Auction fast approaching on Tuesday, November 11, the auction team are expecting a busy period with viewings and interest in the properties on offer. The Connacht Property Auction work in partnership with more than 40 auctioneers in Connacht offering properties for sale in Mayo, Galway, Roscommon, Leitrim, Sligo and even creep into Clare. Patrick Folan from The Connacht Property Auction noted: “Our last auction in September was hugely successful with 20 of the 23 lots sold. Furthermore, two of the three properties which were not sold at the auction, have since been sale agreed via our online auctions. Our online auctions are running continuously and are a great option for homeowners looking to sell their properties before Christmas.” Mr Folan went on to say: “We are currently taking entries for our auctions and invite homeowners to speak to us now if they want to be sold before the end of the year. We sell over 60 per cent of our properties through our online auction and properties can also go forward to our public auctions which we run regularly throughout the year.”

With the next Connacht Property Auction fast approaching on November 11, the auction team are expecting a busy period with viewings and interest in the properties on offer.

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.

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.

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.

The Connacht Property Auction is now taking entries for its next public auction which will be held on June 12 in the Clayton Hotel, Galway. After a hugely successful March auction where 20 of 22 properties were sold, the auction team have experienced a surge of interest from both property owners and buyers. The company is the only auction provider in Ireland which does not charge admission or marketing fees to enter the auction, making it very appealing to property owners to sell through this auction service. The company also offers an online auction system where all bids are made visible on its website www.connachtpropertyauction.ie, making the bidding process easy and transparent for all parties.

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 is a specialist auction company which offers properties for sale in Galway and across Connacht through online and public auctions. The company works in partnership with several established estate agents and provides the perfect solution for someone looking to sell a property quickly without any upfront costs. In Galway, the company is already successfully selling properties in partnership with Michael Cunningham auctioneers (Gort), Lyons Bracken (Athenry), Spencer auctioneers (Oughterard), Matt O Sullivan (Clifden), Keary auctioneers (Loughrea), Paddy Keane (Ballinasloe), Michael Ryder (Tuam), and Oliver Lynch (Galway city).

It was a case of ‘who dares, wins’ for an A-grade student who made almost €3,000 by taking the brave and ingenious step of selling his Leaving Certificate study notes on the online auction site eBay.ie.