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The first property which was placed under the hammer by O’Donnellan & Joyce last week was a three bedroomed semi-detached residence at 23 St Marys Road, Galway.

A friend once told me that the quality of choral singing in her local church was such that even the most familiar hymns sounded unfamiliar. For those who frequent the Augustinian church on Sunday mornings, the reverse is true as each Sunday is made special by the wonderful four-part harmonies and beautiful singing of the choir there. A century ago they were referred to in the local press as ‘magnificent’ and even then were singing works by Haydn, Mendelsshon, and Weber.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is looking forward to bringing the hammer down on two unique properties at 3pm in the Harbour Hotel on Friday October 17.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is looking forward to bringing the hammer down on two unique properties in the auction room tomorrow.

The Harbour Hotel in Galway should be buzzing with excitement when O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers bring two unique properties into the auction room at 3pm tomorrow Friday October 31. Number 17 Dalysfort Road in Salthill and a traditional thatched cottage in Cahergowan, Claregalway will have ‘sell at’ prices and it is expected that there will be sufficient interest in both properties to bring the hammer down on them.

Some weeks ago we reproduced a painting by William Evans of Eton College in this column. It was a colourful scene painted at the back of the Spanish Arch in 1835. Today’s image was painted in watercolour over pencil and heightened with body colour in that same year and was entitled “A Street Scene in Galway”.

The Harbour Hotel is offering you and your team the chance to have your Christmas party for free at the Harbour Hotel, worth €480.

Rockboro is located at 24 Kingston Road and is without a doubt the house that Padraic Harrington would love to purchase if he was looking for a house in Galway, as this house is ideally suited for the winner of the British and American open.

Buyers and sellers are both achieving their goals and objectives in the O’Donnellan & Joyce auction room. Colm O’Donnellan of O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers outlines that this year in particular has been a great year for buyers as they are obtaining tremendous value with sellers placing extremely attractive reserve prices (minimum prices) on properties in order to achieve sales. With less competition in the auction room than in previous years, tremendous value has been obtained for the buyers, in some cases below the advised minimum values.

During the Black and Tan era, it was difficult for the IRA to be overtly active in Galway City because it was so heavily garrisoned. Renmore Barracks which was the headquarters of the Connaught Rangers, was occupied by the Sherwood Foresters, more of whom were based in Oranmore: There was a large detachment of the 17th lancers at Earl’s Island: The Auxiliaries had a Company in Lenaboy Castle: And, between the barracks in Eglinton St., two more barracks in Dominick St and many private houses which had been commandeered, there were some 500 men. In addition there were, at varying times, a number of troops camped near Galway.