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O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is heading into the auction room today for its first auction of 2018. The Wild Atlantic Way spring auction will take place at 2pm today, March 1, in Harbour Hotel. Registration will begin from 1pm in the hotel lobby.

There are so many wonderful cities waiting for you just a short hop away offering another view on how life is. A city break can be many things - a relaxing break; an exciting weekend; a buy-all spending-spree; a cultural experience; or anything else you want it to be.

The next Connacht Property Auction will take place on February 20 in The Menlo Park Hotel, Galway, and the auction firm has confirmed strong interest in the lots on offer. The auction will offer a large selection of properties from around the province.

Galway is a European Green Leaf city, yet we, along with the rest of the planet, are drowning in plastic. The facts relating to our use of single use plastic and the resulting pollution and health implications such plastics cause are truly shocking.

A call for the political, community, environmental, business and sports sectors to work together in making Galway Ireland’s first National Park City has been made by a local science, environmental and community advocate. Brendan Smith, Galway’s current Volunteer of the Year, has said that the city should follow the recent example of London where Mayor Sadiq Khan has put his full support behind ambitious plans for London to become the world’s first urban national park.

The team at O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers are back to business after the Christmas holidays with their Wild Atlantic Way spring auction. Buyers will be out in force to view the incredible selection of properties going under the auction hammer. The auction is set for Thursday, March 1, in the Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road.

The award winning Inishbofin House Hotel and Spa is a unique destination wedding venue that wedding couples and their guests rave about.

We know very little about manmade piers and quays along the western seaboard before the beginning of the 19th century, when a lavish programme of safe harbours were built not only to encourage fishing, but as relief programmes in times of distress. It was also an attempt to replace the activities of piracy and smuggling with an industry based on the believed bounty from the sea.

Sherry FitzGerald is offering No 2 An Fearban to the market for sale by private treaty. This is a new detached contemporary home built on the seaside of the road in Furbo village, directly overlooking Galway Bay. It is one of only seven new architecturally designed homes, each on its own large site, but sharing common open green spaces and direct access to the shore of Galway Bay.