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O'Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers will feature a number of attractive Galway properties at its live stream auction taking place at 12 noon tomorrow, Friday September 25.

Colleran Auctioneers presents No 104 Creagán, Barna, a modern four bedroom, end-of-terrace home in the heart of this much-loved seaside village.

Cillian Hirst was crowned the Under-9 World Champion at Pinehurst Golf Club in North Carolina last week.

Every so often, a property comes to the market that offers something increasingly difficult to find in today's housing market: generous living space, a mature setting, excellent schools within walking distance, safe places for children to play, and a neighbourhood where families have happily lived for generations. That is exactly what Colleran Auctioneers is offering with No 56 Glenard Crescent, Salthill.

Not a million miles from Oughterard Golf Club, newly-crowned East of Ireland Amateur Open champion Kate Dillon cut her teeth in the bog.

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Ireland’s rugged west coast, The Hawthorn Golf Course is fast becoming recognised as one of the standout golfing experiences along the Wild Atlantic Way. Combining world-class design with breathtaking natural beauty, this championship course offers an unforgettable challenge for golfers of all abilities.

Oughterard Golf Club’s Kate Dillon continues to fly the flag for club and province at Arizona State University.

There is fierce activity in Rinville these days, as builders work to complete Galway’s first purpose-built, five star hotel in two decades.

Dean Montgomery has been appointed Director of Golf at The Hawthorn by Galway Bay, a role that will see him lead the golf offering into an exciting new era. With an impressive international background and a passion for the game Dean’s arrival comes at a pivotal moment – ahead of the highly anticipated opening of The Hawthorn by Galway Bay, a five-star hotel set to open in late spring.

The correct name of this area is Blake’s Hill which comprises approximately 30 acres. An early Admiralty chart refers to it as Mount Blake. It is a drumlin, as is Carragh Hill, a continuation of it. Gentian Hill was a much smaller area further north but the whole area is now referred to as Gentian Hill. There is a ringfort on top of the hill which became evident from aerial photographs.