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The Victoria Hotel was bursting at the seams as an unprecedented crowd arrived at the hotel all eager to witness the first O’Donnellan & Joyce auction of the season. The excitement was palpable among the crowd and at one stage there was a bit of an anxious moment when bidders were afraid their bids would be missed because the crowd was so large.

O’Donnellan & Joyce will commence its 2011 auction campaign with four properties at enormous discount prices. Last year the company recorded the highest level of sales by public auction of any auctioneering company in Ireland, and the highest rate of success with 80 per cent of properties sold either during the auction or immediately afterwards. With sellers anxious to turn their properties into cash, buyers are heading to the auction room to get value for money.

On Friday February 25 O’Donnellan & Joyce will bring a range of properties into the auction room, each priced to sell. For auction on the day will be four wonderful properties from various locations in the city. Two are executor sales and will be sold and two of them are not, but the owners are also anxious to sell. O’Donnellan & Joyce are synonymous with auctions in Galway and the company can safely brag that in 2010 80 per cent of all property that went into the auction room was sold, and a good percentage of the remainder sold shortly after.

Located on the main Ballymoneen Road is St Josephs, a splendid residence that overlooks Knocknacarra church. Internally the modern residence must be seen to be appreciated as it contains space in abundance, with quality fixtures and fittings throughout.

A house fit for a king or queen is how O’Donnellan & Joyce described number 17 Tudor Lawn, Newcastle. Colm O’Donnellan of O’Donnellan & Joyce outlined that “You could live like royalty at a very affordable price at 17 Tudor Lawns.” This magnificent detached house is on offer at €340,000 and is located in one of the most exclusive developments in Galway city.

Going to auction on Friday Febrary 25 at 3pm in the Victoria Hotel is number 2 Reddingon Road in Shantalla.

When it comes to location it is difficult to find one to equal Kingston.

Tony Joyce of O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers recently brought to the market a property situated in the heart of the city at Blake’s Lane, Bohermore, Galway.

Following its unrivalled auction success during 2010 when 80 per cent of all properties that went into the auction room sold, it is full steam ahead with the auction process for O’Donnellan & Joyce. The company is known countrywide to have one of the most successful track records when it comes to selling properties by public auction, and its first auction of the season already has a very interesting line up. In this time of uncertainty there are more and more people of the opinion that when it comes to selling property auction is the way forward, and O’Donnellan & Joyce has proved that it is the leading company for auctions.

Tony Joyce of O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has recently brought to the open market a very attractive three bedroom semidetached residence in Lurgan Park. The outstanding feature of the property is its asking price at the reduced level of €209,000 which even in today’s market represents excellent value. The property would be an ideal first time buyer’s home and is ready for immediate occupation.