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Sinn Féin is holding a number of public meetings across County Galway to discuss the upcoming Fiscal Compact Treaty referendum.

The auction team at Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard have had a busy six weeks in the run up to the May auctions, which take place tomorrow (Friday) at 3pm in the Imperial Hotel. According to the agents, interest has been keen with a flurry of activity from interested purchasers throughout the six-week auction campaign.

The controversial new one-way road system in Oranmore is to be reviewed by the Galway County Council, only a week after being installed.

Last week marked the beginning of the twinning of the town of Oranmore and the Breton village Clohars-Fouesnant, organised by the Oranmore Twinning Committee and its chairperson, Gerardine Costello. A group from the village arrived in Ireland and was greeted by members of the committee before they commenced their busy week-long visit to the west.

Work is to start on the new Oranmore Railway Station which, when opened, will service the Limerick and Dublin railway lines and provide commuter access to Galway city.

A new one-way system in Oranmore is causing “huge annoyance for residents and motorists” and needs to be changed immediately.

The Oranmore Twinning Association is currently making final preparations for a very special upcoming event in which the village will be officially twinned with Clohars-Fouesnant in France.

Galway Sinn Féin will hold a variety of events this weekend across Galway city and county to commemorate the 1916 Easter Rising.

Continuing on from its successful spring auctions, progressive property firm Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has announced the first of its upcoming summer auctions. The company’s latest offerings to go under the hammer comprise a diverse mix of properties which will appeal to all sectors of the market in what auctioneer James Heaslip says will be an engaging event. “All the properties which we are promoting will offer a mix which will appeal to a range of buyers from across the spectrum,” he said. “As usual, the one thing that the properties have in common is that they are very attractively priced. Our vendors are aware that we have unrivalled results and have bought into the mantra that in order to sell at auction, properties must be priced keenly. Our recent auctions show this is the case and as long as a property offers good value then we will sell it.”

Frank Byrnes from Oranmore has captured one of the biggest awards in the Irish Motor Industry.