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A significant increase in commercial letting activity has been recorded by Mullery auctioneers in the first half of 2011, with a notable increase in demand for office accommodation which has been the laggard of the commercial market in Galway in the last two or three years.

Isn’t it about time we sent the Galway city councillors on a junket — no, not to far flung places from whence rich pickings of expenses can be plundered, but out the door of City Hall and around the Square to Prospect Hill where if they attend a meeting of their cousins in the County Council, they may be able to learn a thing or two about manners, arrogance and about how not to lose the run of themselves.

GALWAY IS in store for a night of African and Christian music - drawing on gospel, soul, funk, pop, and hip hop - at the Agape Festival 2011 Night Of Praise.

CORK’S MUCH-feted Corcadorca Theatre Company celebrates its 20th anniversary this year and mark the occasion with a national tour of Franz Xaver Kroetz’s remarkable one-woman play Request Programme, featuring Eileen Walsh, which promises to be one of the must-see events at this year’s Galway Arts Festival.

Location, location, location is the key ingredient when buying a property, and particularly when buying an investment property. With this in mind, Mullery auctioneers has outlined a number of houses it is currently offering for sale in prime city centre locations.

This photograph of the main entrance to Galway Gaol (facing the Salmon Weir Bridge) was taken in 1903. It was an imposing and intimidating building. The execution chamber was just over the main gate, and many prisoners perished there.

Many sacrifices were made but this failed to stop the devastating effects of the recession and the crippling rent payments, according to The Jona Group which announced this week that a number of its Galway businesses have gone into voluntary liquidation.

Picture the scene. It’s late November. You are busy refurbishing your home. Everything is in disarray, even finding two matching killer heeled shoes in the morning is a mammoth task.

O’Donnellan & Joyce will conclude its end of year auctions on Friday December 17 at 3pm in the Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square, Galway.

O’Donnellan & Joyce will hold the last of its auctions for 2010 when the company places three properties up for sale at hugely discounted prices.