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B3 rated house on two acres on the shores of Lough Corrib
DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is offering for sale a quality newly constructed four bed, two en suite, detached residence standing on two acres, on the shores of Lough Corrib, the Republic of Ireland’s largest lake.
Interest levels are high for DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard's open viewings
Leading Galway property expert DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard is reporting unmatched levels of interest at open viewings for its May 30 auctions in The Radisson Hotel, which will see a total of 13 lots go to the auction floor.
Plenty of big names on ticket in Claremorris area
Altogether 12 candidates will contest the Claremorris electoral area on May 23, including seven outgoing councillors, with seven seats to fill.
Exciting line up of properties as DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard launches its May auction
Hot on the heels of its recent success on the auction floor with its hugely successful April auctions, leading property agent DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has announced details of its next auction, which will take place on Friday May 30.
Former Bower girl becomes State’s youngest judge
Athlone solicitor Gráinne O’Neill (42) has become the youngest judge in the State after her appointment to the District Court panel this week (April 16).
Ninety-one acres of residential farm for auction
This residential farm is located right in the heart of the village of Laurencetown on the main Ballinasloe/Portumna road. Located just eight miles south of Ballinasloe and 12 miles north of Portumna, the lands will be offered for sale in several lots. One of the main lots is directly adjacent to the local church, close to shop and pub, and just across the road from the local community hall. The lots comprise the following:
Late plea change gets checkpoint jumper extra year disqualification
A man who drove through a checkpoint set up specifically to apprehend him was disqualified from driving for three years this week (April 9).
How Much is Enough?
Last week I had an interesting conversation with a client. It sticks out because, as most of you in business will know, too often our meetings with colleagues, suppliers and clients follow an almost predetermined path. We make small-talk, get to the point of the conversation and then spend the rest of the meeting negotiating. We leave the meeting satisfied or not depending to what extent we got what we were looking for, and often we simply keep the rest in mind for the next time.
