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A number of innovative organisations across Galway have been awarded funding through KBC Bank Ireland’s Bright Ideas community support initiative.

Today (Thursday) will see leading local property agent DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard host its fourth series of auctions for the year. Today’s proceedings will see 16 lots coming to the auction floor and promises to be a busy and exciting afternoon for both buyers and sellers. The auctions, which take place in the Radisson Blu Hotel, Lough Atalia, at 3pm, can also be viewed live online at www.dnggalway.ie or www.advertiser.ie.

Among the properties featuring in DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard’s July auctions are two properties offering value for money in great locations.

The O’Donnellan & Joyce property auction takes place this Friday June 27 in the Harbour Hotel, The Docks, Galway.

2014 is proving to be a busy year for leading property agents DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard, launching its fourth series of auctions for the year. The July auctions follow on from the successful April auctions which yielded excellent results for the company and its clients. “We are seeing a lot of activity in the marketplace,” according to Alan Maxwell, who heads the auction division at the company. “There is a definite appetite to buy out there and confidence is returning to the market. People are seeking value but they are also seeking quality and well-presented properties. Our open viewings are proving very successful in the lead-up to the auctions. There is a lot of interest in the properties and people are keen to purchase.”

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has just launched its midsummer auction which will take place on June 27 in the Harbour Hotel, Galway. The auction will be split into a morning and afternoon session.

Following the tremendous success of its first all-day property auction in May, O’Donnellan & Joyce has just announced its second all day auction which will take place on June 27. The auction will be split into a morning and an afternoon session.

Plans are under way to develop a suicide watch service along the River Corrib following a number of deaths in the river in recent weeks.

There is still an opportunity this weekend to attend the last open viewings of the properties being auctioned by Don Colleran next Thursday, March 27, in the Victoria Hotel. With prices as low as €85,000 there is certainly value on offer for cautious investors who currently have money on deposit but can now see the lift in the property market making for a more attractive investment.

If you are touring round the Spanish Arch, the sign will catch your eye. Lime green, gold with a graceful font announces the name of the restaurant, Thai Garden. As one of Galway's long-established restaurants, it is attractively located in a modern building overlooking the iconic scenery of the Claddagh. A smart, heated terrace at the rear is very appealing in the summer, and the spacious interior has an adjoining room ideal for private parties with pleasant views out over the fish market and the River Corrib. If you are looking for Thai cuisine in the heart of Galway then this is your go-to place.