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O’Donnellan & Joyce is gearing up for its next live stream auction, set to take place on Friday July 23 at 12 noon. With more than 40 lots set to go under the hammer on the day, the auction catalogue promises to have something for everyone. With a widely varied catalogue which includes properties from Kerry to Donegal and every county in between, the first week of viewings has been busy and the auction team expect another three busy weeks of inquiries and property viewings before auction day.

With the first of the Irish summer property auctions hardly over, O’Donnellan & Joyce is gearing up for the next live stream auction, set to take place on Friday July 23 at 12 noon. With just over 40 lots promised to go under the hammer on the day, the auction catalogue promises to have something for everyone. July’s mix of auction properties for sale include farmlands, former Garda stations, commercial premises, country homes, urban pads, and even a cottage on Inishbofin. The full auction catalogue is available to view on www.odonnjoyce.com.

A POP-up gig amid the wild splendour of Inishbofin awaits music fans when the ‘We Used To Play Here’ tour comes to the Connemara island next week.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has received instructions to place on the open market two of the most spectacular properties in the much sought after Connemara area of Roundstone.

Half a million euro has been allocated to upgrade the Western Way in Connemara, including improvements to the walking trail and Derroura bike trail, and develop a ‘Eurovelo’ cycle route from Lennane to Kinvara.

Homeowners and businesses in Clifden are counting the cost this evening (Wednesday) after serious flooding hit the town early today when the Owenglin river overtopped. Schools were closed on the orders of gardai and 17 properties including homes and a hotel were evacuated as waters rose.

Ballyconneely has long been considered one of the most stunning locations in Connemara and, indeed, the west of Ireland. Its beautiful white sandy beaches, its unspoilt rugged countryside, and the mountainous scenery that seems to go on forever, are just a few of the reasons that holiday makers, from home and abroad, have been flocking here for many decades.

THE 2020 Galway Film Fleadh should be considered a monumental success. To put on anything this year is an achievement, especially as the easy option would have been to postpone and pick it up in

by padraic deane

Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture is now presenting Savage Beauty as an online art experience created by Finnish light artist Kari Kola. The artwork transforms Ireland’s Connemara mountains with colour and light in the largest site-specific light artwork ever created.