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O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has recently brought to the market three city centre gems. These three and four bed townhouses are all located in ideal situations in the heart of Galway city. The properties are all being offered at very realistic prices for under €200,000.

A record numbers of sales has been recorded in the last 27 days by O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers. The large volume of sales was made up of a variety of sales from apartments to houses, with the majority of purchasers being first time buyers.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has recently appointed three new members of staff due to the increased volume of sales, and the company’s appointment as a letting agent and manager for receivership properties.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has recently brought to the open market a truly outstanding four bedroom townhouse in the popular residential area of Sli Gheal which is located just off the Ballymoneen Road, Knocknacarra.

The Galway footballers will face a stiff assessment of their credentials this Sunday in Tuam Stadium when they face table toppers Tyrone (2.30pm) in round five of the National Football League.

We are at a time of the year when another batch of teenagers is ready to become worldly-wise. It’s time for many eager youths to move out of the family home for the first time. They are making plans and gathering things from their rooms. Young men and women making lists, leaves falling off the trees, and landlords second-coating and double-glazing.

Coole Park hosted a conferring ceremony for graduates of the NUI Maynooth certificate in local history last weekend, the first ceremony of its kind to be held at the park. The course was run as an outreach programme at Coole by the NUI Maynooth department of modern history, in association with the university’s adult education office. Nineteen students were conferred on the day.

The highly successful Lady Gregory Autumn Gatherings will continue in Coole Park, Gort, from Friday September 24 to Sunday September 26. Recognising the remarkable influence of Lady Augusta Gregory on the development of Irish theatre and literature, this 16th gathering highlights her unique inspiration for the early foundations of the Abbey Theatre.

Most farmers in the Kyle district, Nell Leahy noted, had dairies. As a rule, a farmer with 60 acres kept up to 18 cows, while a farmer with 40 acres tended to confine his herd to about 14.

The words of the song come to mind when contemplating Nell Leahy’s word pictures of a past that has virtually disappeared.