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John Quinn is currently offering No 50 Carrigeen, located on the Western Distributor Road. This is an excellent three bed residence situated close to the local schools, hotel, and shops, and offering easy access to the city centre and Salthill.

John Quinn is currently offering for sale No 57 Sli Gheal, Ballymoneen Road, a lovely three bedoom residence in walk-in condition. 

O’Donnellan & Joyce has announced its second autumn auction, which will take place in the Harbour Hotel, Galway, on Friday November 13. There are a large number of family homes in the city and surrounding areas and also many investment properties in areas including Limerick, Tipperary, Mayo, and Donegal, as well as Galway city and county. On offer on the day will be a number of apartment blocks and also some retail and commercial units. 

Halloween is only a week away and every year this festival seems to be getting bigger and bigger. When I was growing up apples and nuts were the only foods associated with Halloween, but nowadays it is a big deal with pumpkins, squashes, and the like featuring on menus all over the county.

Taste of France, located in Cross Street Lower, is owned and run by Thierry and Catherine Schreiber, natives of France. This store offers a wide range of products from renowned French suppliers known for their made-in-France tradition from areas such as Provence, Drome, and Basque country. The product range on offer includes candies, linen, accessories, natural cosmetics, and a delicatessen.

Sherry FitzGerald welcomes No 13 Reddington Road, Shantalla, to the market for sale by private treaty. No 13 is an attractive terraced two storey home located in a quiet cul-de-sac with gardens front and rear which are not overlooked. This home is located in the popular area of Shantalla, which is centrally located with established services close to hand.

Vanilla Beauty and Laser Clinic in Castlebar has stocked the Neom range of body care and home fragrance products for the last 10 years; they are now introducing the Neom treatments to the clinic.

John Quinn has received instructions to offer for sale a magnificent detached residence situated opposite GMIT on the Ballybane Road. This property, known as Silver Sea, is in excellent condition and has been described by John Quinn as a prime residential property, less than five minutes from the city centre and adjacent to hospitals, industrial estates, schools, shops, and GMIT.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is holding an all-day auction this Tuesday October 6 from 10am in the Harbour Hotel, Galway. This is the company’s fourth all-day auction of the year and is also its largest with more than 60 lots going under the hammer. The auction sees a huge variety of properties available such as city centre apartments, family homes, residential investments, commercial units, and land.

The curtain came down on the 2015 football season in quite possibly the worst weather conditions I remember for our showpiece game. I felt sorry for the players, the supporters, the umpires; even the referee was offered a sigh of sympathy. Some of the most sought after seats in Croke Park were all of a sudden not as appealing as they would normally be as they were exposed to the elements, with some supporters not returning after half time. Many people are of the opinion that conditions do not affect the top players and they can adapt to whatever is thrown at them, I beg to differ. Some of the finest exponents of the GAA game were left to look like they were quite literally playing on ice, sliding all over the place, and that the ball was covered in oil. Keeping your feet was almost impossible when you went full throttle, and handling the ball when it was fired at you was as difficult as peeling an orange in your pocket while wearing a pair of boxing gloves. Bernard Brogan, one of the most skilled players on view was the prime example; he spilled up to six balls in the first half alone that he normally would have gobbled up. Let no one tell me players do not mind playing in such conditions.