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All eyes will be on The Galmont Hotel next Thursday for DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard’s eagerly awaited March 7 auction. The auction team are very excited about next week’s event and are, as usual, expecting a big turnout.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is heading into the auction room tomorrow for its first auction of 2019. The Wild Atlantic Way spring auction will take place tomorrrow, March 1, at 2pm in Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road, Galway.

The auction sales team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard have reported large turnouts at the open viewings over the past two weeks for their upcoming March 7 auction. The highly anticipated auction, which takes place in the Galmont Hotel, is expected to be very well attended with a varied mix of properties going under the hammer.

O’Donnellan & Joyce's Wild Atlantic Way spring auction is just around the corner. Set for Friday March 1 at 2pm, open viewings were extremely busy this past weekend, with viewers taking particular interest in the large family homes on offer.

Ireland is facing major challenges today in curbing the negative health impacts of obesity, diabetes, and an increasingly sedentary Western lifestyle, according to one of two world leaders in heart health who have taken up positions in Galway.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has just launched the first of its 2019 auctions, set to take place on Thursday March 7 in the Galmont Hotel, Lough Atalia.

O’Donnellan & Joyce reports a strong turnout in the first week of open viewings after the launch of its Wild Atlantic Way March property auction.

Seventy years after Margaret Athy’s generous patronage of the Augustine abbey and buildings on Fort Hill (originally St Augustine’s Hill), with its commanding view of the port and the town, the place was turned into a butcher’s block. Approximately 300 survivors of the ill-fated Armada were beheaded there.

In the early years of the 16th century, Stephen Lynch fitz Dominick was returning from an extended trading voyage in Spain. He set out with a full cargo, probably of hides, wool, and fish, which he hoped to trade for wine and iron with Spanish merchants. As he approached Galway port he was surprised to see a church and buildings almost completed on Fort Hill (originally called St Augustine’s Hill), a prominent site visible from both the town and the sea. They were not there when he left.

John Quinn auctioneers is offering for sale of No 13 Ashfield Road, Greenfields, Newcastle, a four bedroom semidetached residence in pristine condition.