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FOLLOWING ITS sell out three night run during the Galway Arts Festival, Dora, by the award-winning poet and playwright Shane Daly Hughes, returns to the Galway stage next week.

The west of Ireland could be on the verge of producing a whole new wave of young entrepreneurs, according to a fresh survey of third-level students.

This attractive three bedroom semidetached property at Grattan Park, Salthill, offers a convenient location and is in very good condition throughout.

Anyone looking for value for money will be heading to the Victoria Hotel this Friday at 3pm for the O’Donnellan & Joyce monthly auction.

Following the recent announcements about the companies new merger, Galway’s most progressive property firm Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is pleased to announce its upcoming winter auction. The latest offerings to go under the hammer are a diverse range of lots which will appeal to all sectors of the market and will be what auctioneer James Heaslip MIPAV promises to be an engaging event: “All the properties which we are promoting offer a mix, which will appeal to a range of buyers from across the spectrum. The one thing that the properties have in common is that they are very attractively priced. We have advised our vendors that if they want to sell in this turbulent market then the property must be priced keenly. Our recent results show this is the case and as long as a property offers good value, then, it will sell.”

The new Galway minor football manager for the 2011 season is to be announced tonight.

Three first-half goals helped Greenfields Hockey Club overcome local rivals Galway 2nds by 4 - 1 in Dangan on Saturday.

After the perfect start to their National League division one campaign, Galway’s new ladies’ baskeball team, Foireann na Gaillimhe, head to Leixlip to face Liffey Celtics on Sunday (4pm).

Having achieved their first win of this season’s Superleague, Moycullen men’s basketball now face another double-header this weekend when they host DCU Saints on Saturday (6pm) in NUIG followed by a trip to Limerick on Sunday to play the Eagles.

Tuesday was always going to be a revealing night for Galway United and Sean Connor’s team responded to the considerable challenge of a relegation play-off by delivering a polished performance that earned a deserved victory.