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O’Donnellan and Joyce's July Wild Atlantic Way auction is shaping up to be the biggest of the year. This past weekend, open viewings commenced on most of the properties, with all properties to be available for viewing for the coming weekend.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has just launched its Wild Atlantic Way autumn auction, set for Thursday September 28. The first open viewings commenced at the weekend and property viewings around Galway city were particularly busy despite the weather. O’Donnellan & Joyce will have more than 70 properties for sale on the day. The auction will commence at 12 noon in Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road, Galway, with registration open from 11am.

Thanks to our good friends at The Galway Races we are delighted to announce that we have two tickets to give away to the second day's meeting on Tuesday, 1st of August. This second day of the event, Sports & Social Day, will feature the inaugural "Paddy Power Zorbing Derby" in aid of the Injured Jockeys Fund.

It is that time of year again, with The Galway Races on the horizon.

This club has been a source of guidance and inspiration to the youth of Galway, especially those of working class background, since its foundation by Fr Leonard Shiel SJ, a priest of great vision, in 1940. Indeed this wonderful structure owes a great debt to the Jesuit Order. Since the beginning the club has been based behind the Columban Hall in Sea Road. From the first nervous day of membership, right through their teens, and even in adult life, the spirit and ever watchful eye of the club is with the boys.

Tuam’s Brendan Murray will take to the stage in Kiev tonight as he bids to become Ireland’s first Eurovision finalist since 2013.

Cheltenham 2017 is just around the corner and Galway punters will be treated to the hottest tips and expert analysis for this year’s festival straight at The Arches Hotel preview night.

I love small towns. I am the product of one. The first two decades of my life were shaped within the confines of one. Back then, towns were in their heyday. While there were cities beyond the hills, everything we seemed to need was available in the small town. Sure, we had a chipper to feed everyone and a town hall to hold everything in, and to provide custom for the chipper. And we had two telephone kiosks, some schools and two churches, and three banks and a town library (in my house) and a lake and a few roads out of it. What more could a body ask for? What else in life did we need, even if there was something mildly attractive about the few roads out?

This afternoon (Thursday) will see Galway’s biggest marketing event get under way in the Radisson Blu Hotel. Online Marketing in Galway’s Digital Summit is bringing experts from the fields of content marketing, analytics, and social media marketing to the city for an evening of insights and information.