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A beautifully maintained three bedroom residence at No 74 Dun Na Mara Drive, Renmore, known as Camelot, will be auctioned by John Quinn auctioneers in the Imperial Hotel, Eyre Square, tomorrow at 3pm.

John Quinn & Co will auction No 74 Dun Na Mara Drive, Renmore, on Friday November 22 at 3pm in the Imperial Hotel, Eyre Square. The sale of this property, which is an executor sale, represents an opportunity to acquire a beautifully maintained three bedroom semidetached residence with garage in one of Galway’s most popular residential areas.

John Quinn & Co will auction No 74 Dun Na Mara Drive, Renmore, on Friday November 22 at 3pm in the Imperial Hotel, Eyre Square. The sale of this property, which is an executor sale, represents an opportunity to acquire a beautifully maintained three bedroom semidetached residence with garage in one of Galway’s most popular residential areas.

The Socialist Circle Day School will take place in Galway next week, addressing issues of austerity, the environment, world politics, and history.

The third and final summer auction hosted by leading Galway property firm DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard takes place tomorrow (Friday). Bringing the hammer down on what has been an exceptionally busy summer for the firm, Friday’s auctions will see 16 lots being brought to the market featuring a mix of commercial and residential properties.

A quaint thatched cottage in the townland of Corranellistrum outside Moycullen Village is currently attracting much attention.

For most Galwegians, Raleigh Row is an easily identifiable area, but for visitors to the city it is a location that takes a little more explanation. It is not the Crescent or St Mary’s Rd, and it is not exactly the West but it does sit between all three locations.

Tomorrow sees leading property expert DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard launch the second of its summer series of auctions in its auction room at the Imperial Hotel in Eyre Square. Following a successful May auction, the city-based agent is bringing six lots to the floor and, as usual, the company has an eclectic mix of properties which will appeal to a broad spectrum of buyers.

Last Friday saw DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard bring nine lots to the floor in the first of its summer auctions. In a packed auction room in the Imperial Hotel in Eyre Square, there was standing room only for many who attended to watch the afternoon’s proceedings. As is usual with the city centre based agents, there was an eclectic mix of properties, with something to suit all buyers from across the spectrum. While, unusually, only one of the nine lots offered to the room sold under the hammer, a further four lots sold directly after the auction, with three more of the lots still under negotiation but expected to sell by the end of the week.

Tomorrow (Friday) will see auctioneer James Heaslip take to the auction floor for the first of DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard’s summer auctions. Following the announcement of ots partnership with DNG, Ireland’s leading property services providers, DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is bringing a total of 10 lots throughout the city and county to the auction floor in its May auctions.