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The Imperial Hotel in Eyre Square was a flurry of activity on Thursday November 25 for the winter auction held by Property Partners Maxwell, Heaslip, & Leonard. The first floor lounge, recently refurbished and overlooking the festivities of the Eyre Square Christmas market, provided a warm and welcoming venue for the event.

There was a packed auction room in the Victoria Hotel when O’Donnellan & Joyce placed four properties up for sale by public auction last Friday. There was a substantial number of buyers along with people who attended out of curiosity, and there was a sense of amazement at the intense bidding for some of the properties and the tremendous value that was obtained on others.

Gormleys Art Auctions will be holding their September auction in the Sheraton Hotel, Athlone on Tuesday September 7 at 7pm. This auction will offer 270 lots of quality, affordable art, all with very realistic reserves.

O’Donnellan & Joyce had the best auction of the year when it placed six properties up for sale and recorded four sales. Meanwhile the two remaining properties are under active negotiation.

Colleran auctioneers continued its success in the Claddagh last week with the sale by auction of No 11 Grattan Terrace. Described as something very special by Don Colleran, it was not surprising that there was such huge interest in this property from the start.

O’Donnellan & Joyce placed five houses up for sale by public auction in a packed to capacity auction room last Friday in the Victoria Hotel. Four of the houses were sold and one is currently under active negotiation.

O’Donnellan & Joyce held one of the biggest auctions in the country in the Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square, Galway, on Friday when six properties went up for auction. The auction room was full to capacity and the atmosphere was electric from the people in the room. There was also a large number of people unable to get into the room, such was the density of the crowd.

They came from far and near to the Victoria Hotel last Friday where O’Donnellan & Joyce held its first spring auction after the winter recess. In a sense it was like the good old times of packed auction rooms, the only difference being that the prices achieved were somewhat lower than of old. However the owners of all three properties had set the advised minimum values very realistically which goes to prove that if the price is right the property will sell. In these times of doom and gloom there was a real air of euphoria in the room, and the final hammer came down on two of the three properties that were sold at the auction to applause from the packed room.

With standing room only at a crowded auction room in the Imperial Hotel, Eyre Square, Property Partners Maxwell & Heaslip concluded its second round of auctions in as many weeks with two more excellent results, establishing a 75 per cent success rate for the city based auctioneers. In the present market this is impressive and has shown that the company has a proven formula for success.