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Colleran Auctioneers has a spacious five-bedroom detached bungalow on an elevated half acre site at Truskey East, Barna, for sale. It is ess than an one kilometre stroll from the centre of Barna village with its superb array of coffee shops, shopping centre, award-winning restaurants, and pubs.

Colleran auctioneers is offering for sale an outstanding two bedroom house at No 195 Laurel Park, Newcastle. Maintained in beautiful condition throughout and located on a elevated site overlooking the city, this property will be of equal interest to investors and first time buyers due to its location and advised minimum value of €180,000.

Colleran auctioneers has been favoured with the sale of No 2 Dr Mannix Drive, an exclusive, bright, spacious, detached home tucked away in a cul de sac in Salthill.

All Colleran auctioneers’ properties in next week’s auction are within the city and one property in particular offers stunning views of Galway Bay. No 12 Grattan Terrace, Claddagh is one of the best seafront properties ever offered for sale so close to the city centre.

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.

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.

Colleran auctioneers has just placed on the market No 32 Maunsells Park, which is just off Taylor's Hill and offers everything from location to spacious living accommodation, all fronting on to a large open green. This extended four bedroom semi, which is being offered for sale by auction, has been maintained in excellent order throughout and has benefited greatly by the addition of a large sun room, new fitted kitchen, new bathroom, an en suite, new built-in wardrobes, and beautiful new maple floors.

Colleran auctioneers’ successful auction last week included properties in two of Galway’s most sought after locations — Salthill and The Claddagh.

Included in Colleran auctioneers' next auction are two seaside properties described by many that have already viewed them as something very special. No 2 Grattan Terrace is a charming, bright, three bedroom terraced home with a very large back garden of almost 5,000sq ft, offering lots of potential for further development if required.

Barna had a hurling team in 1964 and handball was very popular in the area, but anyone wanting to play football would have togged out for An Spidéal. Local games were played in Sean Lydon’s field along the shorefront, halfway between the church and Barna school. Kevin Curran and Nicholas O’Fegan were the founders of Barna GAA Club in 1965 and they managed to field minor and junior teams that year. Their junior team had the honour of playing the club’s first competitive match on May 30 1965 against a Bohermore selection known as John F Kennedy’s. Kennedy’s won by a point.