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The Irish Kidney Association (IKA) is looking forward to celebrating the annual Organ Donor Awareness Week 2021 with many public sites around the country being lit up in green from Saturday, March 27 until Saturday, April 3.

Bakers in Mayo rose to the occasion this April, as they raised a spectacular total of €1,987 at this year’s Great Irish bake for Temple Street. People from all over the county took to their kitchens for this great cause.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers went into the auction room last Friday for the fourth time this year and with its biggest catalogue to date. Starting with 67 properties, 64 went under the hammer. The all-day auction was separated into two sessions, one in the morning and a second session after lunch.

Collins McNicholas, the Athlone-based national Recruitment & HR Services Group, has launched a new charity programme to help raise funds for three national charities.

As clinicians responsible for delivering secondary and tertiary paediatric and neonatal healthcare, our number one priority is providing the best possible care to our patients.

The granting of planning permission recently for the new €650 million national children’s hospital in Dublin has been hailed as a “watershed moment” for children, young people and their families by the chief executive of the Children’s Hospital Group, who is from east Galway.

With the good weather set to continue this week, Galway is certainly the place to be with the people and the atmosphere justifying the city’s reputation as one of the most attractive cities to live in. Despite the good weather and uncharacteristic heat, the auction team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard have been busy, relentlessly promoting the company's June auctions which take place today, June 9. The team bring 20 lots to the auction floor with something to suit all types of buyer. The Galway city based auction expert is going from strength to strength and looking to continue its unrivalled 92 per cent success rate at auction.

This week finally saw the arrival of the good weather that we have all been craving and it certainly seems to have given everyone a little lift. The auction team in DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard were also busy spreading a bit of summer cheer with the launch of their impressive June auctions last week. This next auction sees 20 lots come to the market with the usual diverse mix of properties, and something to suit all types of buyer. The Galway city based auction expert is going from strength to strength and looking to continue its unrivalled 92 per cent success rate at auction.

For the second year running Grovelands Childcare and Harvest Café will be busy baking delicious goodies as part of the national Great Irish Bake in aid of Temple Street Children’s hospital.

Following the throwing out of the so called Galway Resolution in December 1920, by which some Galway county councilors attempted to reject the authority of the newly elected Dáil, to rescind the process of passing on the rates' revenues to the Dáil (rather than to the British authorities); and to absurdly propose to bring the War of Independence to a close by directly offering to negotiate with the British prime minster David Lloyd George, the council'c vice-chairman, Alice Cashel, was arrested almost immediately.