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Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is expecting a large crowd for the first of two autumn auctions, which takes place tomorrow in the Imperial Hotel in Eyre Square at 3pm. Seven lots will go under the hammer at the event.

The sudden death on Tuesday evening of Castlebar businessman, Cyril Flynn, brother of former EU Commissioner Pádraig Flynn, has shocked the people of Castlebar.

Within the next few days O’Donnellan & Joyce will finalise its list for its September 28 property auction.

September is fast approaching and with ‘back to school’ and ‘back to normal routine’ fever beginning to gain momentum, the team at Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard are already focused on September 14, which will see the first of the company’s autumn/winter 2012 auctions. As usual, a range of properties is being offered to the market in the September auction with six lots going under the hammer.

2012 is starting to look like the year the property market begins its slow turn around and in Oranmore demand for property has increased. Oranmore’s Yvonne Sweeney, auctioneer, has seen sales increase steadily as market prices level off.

The biggest auction of the year took place on Friday July 20 with O’Donnellan & Joyce placing 25 properties up for sale and successfully selling 23; the remaining two being are the subject of active negotiation.

Gerry Coffey auctioneer, valuer, estate agent sold farmlands by public auction at Divillys Bar, Glenamaddy last weekend.

Tomorrow (Friday) will see Property Partners Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard hold its June auctions with a mix of properties going under the hammer. The atmosphere and excitement in the city is growing in anticipation of the Volvo Ocean Race and the boost it will bring to the local economy, and auctioneer James Heaslip is confident that some of this enthusiasm will transfer to property buyers over the coming weeks. The leading local auctioneers have had their Saturday diaries full in recent times, having gone straight from open viewings for their May auctions into the June viewings and the July auctions and open viewings are to immediately follow these proceedings. The second of the company’s summer auctions in as many months will take place in the Imperial Hotel, Eyre Square, where proceedings will commence at 3pm.

Six Galway individuals made tax settlements in the first quarter of this year, the latest list of tax defaulters published by the Revenue Commissioners reveal.

Notification has been issued from Castlebar District Court this week that the licensing of auctioneers and house agents will no longer be carried out by the Courts Service and Revenue Commissioners but will come under the remit of the newly established Property Services Regulation Authority.