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Long before the Celtic Tiger, location was the prime requirement for any property. Now that the tiger has come and gone location remains the principal factor. Galway Real Estate is favoured with the sale of No 4 Lowers Taylor’s Hill, probably one of the oldest properties in Taylor’s Hill, located just 200 yards from Nile Lodge.

A packed auction room is anticipated this Friday in the Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square, when O’Donnellan & Joyce places nine properties up for sale by public auction. According to Colm O’Donnellan of O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers this auction will have properties suitable for everyone with houses ranging from €80,000 to €720,000, comprising a range of properties from mid-terrace city homes to magnificent detached homes on large sites.

With both of Galway’s first division clubs registering victories last Friday, there will be no shortage of motivation when Mervue United and Salthill Devon collide at Fahy’s Field tomorrow.

Salthill Devon’s popular five-a-side festival will celebrate its 35th anniversary this year with a new over-35 category.

A total of 23 schools around Galway city and county will benefit from the €40 million in funding for the Summer Works Scheme announced this week as part of the Government’s new jobs initiative.

Craving a mid table berth in the first division, Mervue United will be hoping to record another home success when Finn Harps visit Fahy’s Field tomorrow night.

New to the market with Mullery auctioneers is a charming cottage style residence boasting an excellent location on Raleigh Row, just off St Mary’s Road and Sea Road, within a very short walk of the city centre, Salthill, NUI Galway, and UHG.

The Warwick Hotel, long renowned as a Galway landmark, has been brought to the market for sale through joint Galway agents DTZ Sherry FitzGerald and O’ Donnellan & Joyce. The property comprises the 33-bed three-star Warwick Hotel with nightclub and live entertainment venues, which enjoys a high profile position with extensive frontage on to the main thoroughfare in Upper Salthill. The hotel has been very well maintained over the years and was totally refurbished in recent times.

On Friday May 20 O’Donnellan & Joyce will hold a large summer auction with nine properties from various parts of the city going under the hammer. Among this selection are three very different properties in Salthill. There is a wonderful selection of properties coming to the market with something for everyone. After the success of the April auction it is anticipated that there should be good interest in all of the nine properties being placed up for auction on the day.

Bishop Browne invited the Sisters of Jesus and Mary to open a national school in Salthill, and on May 1 1952 Scoil Íde opened in what used to be a small hotel called Dalysfort House, with 43 pupils and three teachers. The numbers grew rapidly, so it was decided to knock the old hotel and build a new school. This was officially opened by the minister for education, Dr Patrick Hillery, in 1962.