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Introducing the latest kitchen gadget from Russell Hobbs, designed to make healthier, tastier meals without deep-fat frying.

John Quinn has just received instructions to offer for sale No 11 Whitestrand Park, a lovely four bed family home known as Rosglen.

When it comes to buying a family home, the residential sales team at DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is quite often the first port of call for many who are in the market for quality and value. The Galway city based firm is long considered to be a leader in the second-hand family home market, and the team's latest offering is one that will certainly catch the eye of those who are on the hunt for a detached property in the Salthill/Knocknacarra area.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has some fine family homes for sale in its Wild Atlantic Way autumn auction, including No 32 Grattan Park. This superb four bedroom detached family home is in one of the best locations in Salthill. Situated among similar detached properties and presented in excellent condition, this is one of the best family homes to come to the market for some time. Located across the road from Grattan Road Beach and within equal walking distance of Salthill and Galway city centre, one need look no further that this for the finest family home around.

John Quinn has just received instructions to offer for sale No 189 Cartur Mor, Clybaun Road, Knocknacarra, for sale. This is an exceptional four bedroom residence in excellent condition, with double glazed windows throughout and oil fired central heating plus a back boiler. There are built-in units in all the bedrooms and there is a luxury en suite off the master bedroom.

Its that time of year again! The kids are back to school, more traffic on the roads in the morning and the evenings are closing in. You will feel the nip in the air and know its time to put the heating back on.

Property: 5 Waterstone, Foxford Road, Ballina, Co Mayo

They ‘will rank in history amongst the greatest teams that have contested the Championship’, so read the report of a contemporary journalist after witnessing Mayo rout Laois in the 1936 All-Ireland Football Final and claim the county’s first senior football championship. Mayo senior football was peaking that year. The planets had begun their alignment four years earlier when Mayo contested only their third All-Ireland final. A narrow loss to Kerry in 1932 was crushing but oil had been struck and it did not just flow, it gushed throughout the 1930s and Mayo fans bathed in it. The 1932 final was the incendiary event that sparked an era of magnificence in Mayo football. The green and red would eventually see out the decade with a record six consecutive National Football League titles won between 1934 and 1939. With three of the six NFL crowns secured by the first game of Mayo’s championship campaign in May 1936, the aligning planets must have appeared as leather footballs to the success-spoiled county.

Sherry FitzGerald brings No 41 The Bailey to the market for sale by private treaty. The Bailey is a highly regarded development of semidetached and detached homes, located just off Circular Road, one of Galway city’s prime residential addresses due to the low density nature of development in the area and its ease of access to the city centre, NUIG, and UHG.

No. 32 is a superb corner house, family home, situated in the very popular estate of Binn Bhan, constructed by the well known Galway builders, O?Malley Construction, in 2002. This property is a very spacious four bedroom home, which is in pristine condition throughout and boasts many extra unique features, such as archway between Kitchen and Dining room and granite worktops to mention but a few.