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Sherry FitzGerald Kavanagh is offering a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial detached residential property on a large mature site just off the eastern entrance to the city. The house is a split level bungalow with large, bright, spacious accommodation and will require modernisation. It stands on a site of approximately 0.6 acre with established trees, shrub beds, and boundaries. The property is entered via a tree-lined driveway leading to a parking area to the front and side and a detached garage.

London GAA is in shock after a young player, Cathal Forde, died while training with Kilburn Gaels in the city this week.

John Quinn & Co will hold an open viewing at No 32 Glenina Heights, Dublin Road, this Saturday between 1.30pm and 2.30pm.

THREE GRADUATES of the GMIT and Limerick School of Art and Design will hold an exhibition of their work entitled Sensory Threshold in the 126 gallery on Queen Street.

Final year students on the BA fine art degree at GMIT Cluain Mhuire will present their third year ceramic undergraduate exhibition in Galway city this month. Called Crank It Up, the exhibition will run from May 19 to 24. The exhibition can be seen from 11.30am to 6pm, and is closed on Sunday.

John Quinn is currently offering for sale a three bedroom residence at No 72 Ros Caoin, Roscam. No 72 is close to all amenities including the Galway Clinic, Merlin Park Hospital, and GMIT.

A call has been made for the provision of a new bus stop in Castlebar.

For years O’Donnellan & Joyce has been holding its auctions in the Victoria Hotel just off Eyre Square. At the last auction, which was held on February 25, the auction room was filled to capacity, creating a wonderful atmosphere which was then further fuelled by the wonderful auction and the results achieved.

Two big employers, Disneyland Paris and Irish Pubs Global, are to take part in this year’s GMIT Hotel School Careers & Recruitment Fair in GMIT Galway on April 6.

O’Donnellan & Joyce will commence its 2011 auction campaign with four properties at enormous discount prices. Last year the company recorded the highest level of sales by public auction of any auctioneering company in Ireland, and the highest rate of success with 80 per cent of properties sold either during the auction or immediately afterwards. With sellers anxious to turn their properties into cash, buyers are heading to the auction room to get value for money.