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O’Donnellan and Joyce is providing a unique opportunity to acquire a property located at the centre of Salthill.

Billed as the biggest property auction ever held outside Dublin, O’Donnellan & Joyce’s all-day property auction certainly lived up to its title last week with €9m worth of property sales generated at the end of an intensive day of bidding in a packed Harbour Hotel. The auction also saw a visible increase in phone bidding with two overseas buyers fiercely competing for much sought after Galway city properties.

O’Donnellan and Joyce will place 46 properties up for sale by public auction in what is believed to be the largest property auction ever held in the west of Ireland. The all-day auction will take place tomorrow in the Harbour Hotel.

O’Donnellan and Joyce will place 46 properties under the hammer in an all-day auction on May 9. A number of investment properties, commercial properties, and land will be on offer in the morning session, with 25 private homes to be auctioned in the afternoon.

O’Donnellan and Joyce will place 46 properties under the hammer in an all-day auction on May 9. A number of investment properties, commercial properties, and land will be on offer in the morning session, with 25 private homes to be auctioned in the afternoon.

O’Donnellan & Joyce’s all day property auction is being held on May 9 at the Harbour Hotel on The Docks. There has been a huge volume of enquiries to the office of O’Donnellan & Joyce in relation to the properties being offered for auction, both locally and outside Galway on a national and international scale. The auction is also to be divided into two sections, with a morning and afternoon session.

The story of how the west of Ireland came to be mapped is the subject of the next public lecture of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society.

Sir Roger Casement was famous for his humanitarianism and his patriotism, but less well known, was his interest in the Irish language.

An ex-chef with an appetite bigger than his pocket and 200 previous convictions was given a eight month suspended sentence for failing to pay for meals in Galway city restaurants as well as failing to appear in court.

William Bald, the man who proposed the Dublin-Galway railway line and created still unrivalled maps of Mayo, will be the subject of a public lecture.