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Following the success of its June auction, O’Donnellan & Joyce is back with its fourth property auction for 2019, with a number of great properties going under the hammer on July 19.

Jim Tonery opened his pub in Bohermore 60 years ago yesterday, on June 5, 1959. It was formerly owned by Johnny and Kate Martyn. The inside walls were whitewashed to keep them clean and also disinfected. Barrels were stored against the back wall and sometimes used as seating with planks on top. One had to be careful when entering as there was a small step down just inside the door, and if you missed it and staggered, you were likely to hear Mrs Martyn say, “Go back to where you came from, you have enough in already”. Johnny Martyn was a blacksmith and he had a forge attached to the pub where he shod horses, made gates, etc.

Jim Tonery opened his pub in Bohermore 60 years ago yesterday, on June 5, 1959. It was formerly owned by Johnny and Kate Martyn. The inside walls were whitewashed to keep them clean and also disinfected. Barrels were stored against the back wall and sometimes used as seating with planks on top. One had to be careful when entering as there was a small step down just inside the door, and if you missed it and staggered, you were likely to hear Mrs Martyn say, “Go back to where you came from, you have enough in already”. Johnny Martyn was a blacksmith and he had a forge attached to the pub where he shod horses, made gates, etc.

Colleran auctioneers has just placed on the market for sale by public auction on May 30 No 131 Bohermore, Galway, an extended three bedroom terraced house located just a five minute stroll from Eyre Square.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip Leonard is offering for sale a lovely end of terrace, two storey, four bed residence located in Bohermore just a short walk from Galway city centre. This property is in walk-in condition and has been recently painted throughout.

In his famous statue of the writer and Irish scholar Pádraic Ó Conaire, the sculpture Albert Power presents a brilliant likeness to the man Galway knew as he went about the town. Liam Ó Briain, a friend and fellow Irish enthusiast, remarked that Albert Power had captured exactly how the man looked. Meeting Ó Conaire in town one evening, Ó Briain remembered that he looked in reality as he is on the statue: ‘the stick in his right hand, the little hat on his head’, a face that could show his ‘puckish humour.’ *

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is heading into the auction room tomorrow for its first auction of 2019. The Wild Atlantic Way spring auction will take place tomorrrow, March 1, at 2pm in Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road, Galway.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers is hosting its sixth auction of 2018 tomorrow, November 9, in the Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road, Galway at 2pm. Registration is from 1pm. This promises to be an auction not to be missed with a number of excellent properties around Galway city and county.

O’Donnellan & Joyce Auctioneers will offer 86 properties at its all day Wild Atlantic Way property auction taking place on September 28. This auction is the largest to be held in the west of Ireland with 46 Galway city and county properties as well as lots all along the western seaboard from Donegal down to Cork.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers, based at 5 Mary Street, Galway, has seen a record number of sales this summer in Galway city. The private treaty department at O’Donnellan & Joyce has been very busy with a number of properties coming to the market in the summer of 2018.