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Renmore continues to be one of Galway’s most popular residential areas with its unusually large parks, pitches, and play areas within a mature residential development with all necessary amenities on your doorstep including schools, GMIT, church, shops, leisure centres, beach, and regular bus service.

Don Colleran's next auction on March 16 will include properties in prime locations such as Claddagh, Renmore, Castlelawn Heights, and Bohermore with open viewings on all properties beginning this weekend. Colleran auctioneers has established itself as a go-to auctioneer when selling your house in the Claddagh, and its reputation is now further underlined with the inclusion of two Claddagh properties in the March auction.

Colleran auctioneers will hold open viewings on a very attractive city centre property on Saturday.

Colleran auctioneers is offering for sale No 208 Cartur Mor, Clybaun Road, Knocknacarra, just off the Western Distributor Road. This attractive spacious four bedroom semi has the added advantage of a converted attic that sets it apart from other four beds currently on the market. It faces a large open green with no house directly opposite, and the sun-filled south facing back garden is also not directly overlooked.

It was standing room only last week at Colleran auctioneer's last auction of the year, where Christmas came early for the vendors, with all properties exceeding their guide considerably.

With the huge demand for city centre properties, prices continue to climb. Colleran auctioneers' next auction offers you an excellent opportunity to get your foot on the property ladder with an advised minimum value of €100,000, for No 33 St Finbarr's Terrace, Bohermore.

Don Colleran's next auction, which takes place on Thursday December 8 at 3pm in Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square, will include a number of attractive properties within walking distance of Eyre Square.

Colleran auctioneer's next auction will include No 87 Bohermore, a former school just off Eyre Square and now the location of a spacious five bedroom home. A primary school operated from here from 1852 until 1920, when the pupils marched in formation with their headmaster Mr Lohan to the new St Brendan's School in Woodquay.

It not difficult to see why Old Mervue has become so popular with first time buyers and investors, as this mature residential estate still remains affordable despite its convenience to the city centre, proximity to shopping centres and of some of Galway’s largest employers, with Boston Scientific, Hewlett Packard, and Thermo King on the doorstep.

It is not difficult to see why Claddagh has now become one of Galway's most sought after areas for both investors and home owners as every convenience is on your doorstep, from the Salthill Promenade to the city centre.