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O’Donnellan & Joyce will hold a major property auction tomorrow, Friday October 4, at 3pm in the Harbour Hotel, The Docks, Galway, with 20 properties going under the auction hammer.

O’Donnellan & Joyce will hold a major property auction tomorrow, Friday October 4, at 3pm in the Harbour Hotel, The Docks, Galway, with 20 properties going under the auction hammer.

September is traditionally the restart of the selling season for properties, and the season commenced last Saturday when O’Donnellan & Joyce opened a substantial number of properties for viewing to the general public in advance of its auction on Friday October 4.

September is traditionally the restart of the selling season for properties, and the season commenced last Saturday when O’Donnellan & Joyce opened a substantial number of properties for viewing to the general public in advance of its auction on Friday October 4.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has launches its new auction season with 20 very interesting properties on offer. Friday October 4 will once again see the Harbour Hotel turn into a hive of activity when a variety of different properties ranging from residential to commercial and land all being offered for sale by their owners, all of whom have chosen the auction route as their preferred method of sale for their properties.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has launches its new auction season with 20 very interesting properties on offer. Friday October 4 will once again see the Harbour Hotel turn into a hive of activity when a variety of different properties ranging from residential to commercial and land all being offered for sale by their owners, all of whom have chosen the auction route as their preferred method of sale for their properties.

Mayo Recovery College, the first college of its kind in Ireland, will open its doors to the people of Mayo and beyond this autumn. The college aims to expand the mental health services towards the building of a greater quality of life for service users by committing to give equal attention to the personal or lived experience of people with mental health difficulties, their family members/friends, and professional expertise; and empowering the community to accommodate human distress and ensure full citizenship for all service users. In essence, the recovery college will recognise the equal importance of both professional expertise and lived experience.

International and Irish experts on gastronomy, and specialists in the food tourism and hospitality sector, will gather in GMIT next week for the first major symposium on gastronomy in the west of Ireland.

No 36 Dun na Mara is a mature semidetached home built in the late 1970s which comes with a one bedroom apartment to the side with its own entrance. Dun na Mara is a highly sought after address, even within the greater Renmore area, due to the mature nature of the area and its proximity to the city centre, Bon Secours Hospital, and GMIT.

“It’s about time Castlebar turned its face on Lough Lannagh and not its back,” said An Taoiseach Enda Kenny at the launch of the town’s ambitious €12.5 million National Pursuits Academy in June 2012.