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Muintir Muigheo - Mayo Association Galway is delighted to announce details of its upcoming dinner dance, which will be held in the Galway Bay Hotel on Friday, February 17 at 8pm. The annual dinner dance is the association's biggest event of the year and it promises to be an excellent night.

Colleran auctioneers has been favoured with the sale of a gorgeous home in one of Galway’s oldest and most sought after locations.

Fears that funding for a major ‘Greenway’ for the city would be withdrawn by the Government, causing the project to collapse, appear to be unfounded as both City Hall and NUI Galway are determined to press ahead with the walkway.

A City councillor has appealed to students not to destroy the ring buoys which have helped save the lives of many people in and around Galway, and nationally.

O’Donnellan & Joyce’s final spoilt for choice property auction will be held tomorrow (Friday) at 3pm in the Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square.

On Friday December 16 O’Donnellan & Joyce expects the Victoria Hotel to be bursting at the seams when it auctions 16 fantastic properties. Locations are varied and each property is priced to sell. As is common practice now, in most cases the reserve prices will not exceed the advised minimum value price and in some cases it could even be lower. Locations include Claregalway, Carnmore, Menlo, Woodquay, Glasán (GMIT), Bushypark, Rahoon, the city centre, Salthill, The Claddagh, and Kingston. This is being billed as a ‘spoiled for choice’ auction and there is such a variety of properties in a variety of locations that there is something for everyone.

Forty houses in the Claddagh, which are discharging raw sewage into the River Corrib, are to be connected to the city’s main sewerage works.

O’Donnellan & Joyce will auction five city centre apartments which are bound to stir up enormous interest when they are placed for sale in the company’s must-sell property auction on December 16.

No 9 Dock Street is a ground floor two bed apartment with its own entrance overlooking Galway Docks. Built by O’Malley Construction circa 1997, this apartment is fitted to a very high standard and is in immaculate condition both internally and externally.

Saving the good wine until last is how auctioneers at O’Donnellan & Joyce describe their final auction of the year, where the company will place some of the best variety and best value of the year for sale when 15 properties go under the hammer in the Victoria Hotel on December 16. There will be incredible value on offer, from houses in the city and country for first time buyers, to apartments in the city for investors looking for gilt-edged residential investments, to a prime residential home in one of Galway’s most sought after locations of Kingston Road.