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The Connacht Property Auction has announced it will hold its first public auction on November 14 in The Clayton Hotel, Galway. There will be 29 lots on offer ranging from fully finished apartments starting at €19,000 to luxury A-rated homes at €340,000.

The Connacht Property Auction is now taking entries for the next auction which will be held in the Clayton Hotel on November 14. The auction will offer properties for sale across Connacht and offers homeowners an excellent opportunity to sell their properties in a quick and secure manner. All properties will be marketed extensively throughout Connacht and indeed nationally to generate significant interest on the day. The company is so confident of selling the properties on the day that it does not charge entry fees or marketing costs to enter the auction.

The Connacht Property Auction is now taking entries for the next auction which will be held in the Clayton Hotel on November 14. The auction will offer properties for sale across Connacht and offers homeowners an excellent opportunity to sell their properties in a quick and secure manner. All properties will be marketed extensively throughout Connacht and indeed nationally to generate significant interest on the day. The company is so confident of selling the properties on the day that it does not charge entry fees or marketing costs to enter the auction.

The Connacht Property Auction is a specialist auction company which offers properties for sale in Galway and across Connacht through online and public auctions. The company works in partnership with several established estate agents and provides the perfect solution for someone looking to sell a property quickly without any upfront costs. In Galway, the company is already successfully selling properties in partnership with Michael Cunningham auctioneers (Gort), Lyons Bracken (Athenry), Spencer auctioneers (Oughterard), Matt O Sullivan (Clifden), Keary auctioneers (Loughrea), Paddy Keane (Ballinasloe), Michael Ryder (Tuam), and Oliver Lynch (Galway city).

The hardworking O'Loughlin Gaels’ under 10 teams won the finals of the county board organised ‘Go Games Leagues’ on Saturday last in Nowlan Park. They beat Freshford in two thrilling games full of skill and lots of enthusiasm.

Under 10s going great in the go games

I am not sure when the game of soccer was first played competitively in Galway or who were the first teams. It seems to have been a popular sport in the Claddagh. In the early 1930s a team called Claddagh Rangers were playing senior soccer which is the equivalent of League of Ireland today. Another team from the area around that time was Old Claddonians, but the club we are concerned with today is Galway Rovers. In their early days, they had no clubhouse, though the Old Malt pub and the Atlanta Hotel could be described as hangouts. One of their earliest teams, as we see in photograph 1, won the Celtic Shield in 1933.

I am not sure when the game of soccer was first played competitively in Galway or who were the first teams. It seems to have been a popular sport in the Claddagh. In the early 1930s a team called Claddagh Rangers were playing senior soccer which is the equivalent of League of Ireland today. Another team from the area around that time was Old Claddonians, but the club we are concerned with today is Galway Rovers. In their early days, they had no clubhouse, though the Old Malt pub and the Atlanta Hotel could be described as hangouts. One of their earliest teams won the Celtic Shield in 1933.