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James Kilcoyne auctioneers & valuers, Ballaghaderreen, Co Roscommon, is offering for sale by public auction a charming country residence with outbuildings in an idyllic setting standing on c4.89 acres of lands in the townland of Tír an Fhia (Tiernea), Nr Lettermore, Co Galway.

Galway boxers were toasting success this week when they claimed four national intermediate titles.

O’Donnellan and Joyce is offering for sale a stunning four bedroom mid-terrace residence located in the sought after area of An Fiodan, Doughiska. The estate, constructed approximately 10 years ago by McInerney builders, is beautifully designed and well kept with a number of landscaped green areas throughout. Conveniently located within minutes of Briarhill Shopping Centre, local shops, bars, pharmacies, and leisure centre, this property is also a short distance from Merlin Park Hospital and Galway Clinic.

A young horse, left in severe distress as a head collar had embedded itself into its face leaving a deep wound, had bolted from the land owned by a farmer who had been unable to give a closer inspection, the Galway District Court heard this week.

McInerney Homes has been building homes for more than 100 years and has been building in Galway since 1965. Since this time McInerney Homes has built more than 3,000 homes in Galway city. The company’s reputation for building quality, affordable, homes can be recognised in the well established community of Renmore.

Bank of Ireland is hosting its second National Enterprise Week from Monday May 24 to Friday May 28. It will feature advice seminars along with showcasing opportunities in branches for business owners,to be held across its retail branch network. The initiative has been recognised as part of European SME Week 2010, which takes place across Europe between May 25 and June 1.

Peterswell Presbytery is a rare gem. The presbytery, together with its adjacent two bedroom coach house, is being offered for sale by private treaty with McInerney auctioneers, Gort.

New to the market in recent weeks with Mullery auctioneers, this spacious owner occupied residence is situated in the popular Túr Uisce development in Doughiska. Built by McInerney Homes, the development is maintained to an exceptionally high standard and boasts extensive landscaping throughout. The location is adjacent to a magnificent amenity and recreational area which includes park, playground, and tennis court, and is within easy walking distance of Briarhill Shopping Centre, hotels, and shops.

Bun na Coille is a development of distinction from McInerney Homes, one of Ireland’s largest home builders. The elevated site is nestled in mature woodlands in Moycullen and affords expansive views of Lough Corrib.

Minister Eamon Ó Cuív will be on hand today to launch Where No One Can Hear You Scream, the first book by Galway born author and Sunday Times journalist Sarah McInerney.