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A nephew of one of Galway’s most famous hurling heroes has lamented the state of the Blackrock diving tower in Salthill. Séan Duggan was one of the most high profile users of the facility, swimming there for more than 50 years. Indeed in hail, rain, or snow the GAA legend still undertook his daily swim, up to six months before he passed away at the age of 91. His nephew Peter L Duggan says it is a travesty that the famous landmark has deteriorated to such a state.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has a wide selection of properties for sale up and down the west of Ireland in the Wild Atlantic Way all day auction on Wednesday May 4. The auction of 70 properties comprising both residential and commercial units with apartments, townhouses, semidetached and detached houses, with something for everyone’s taste. Registration commences at 9am in the Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road, Galway, on May 4 and Colm O’Donnellan will start the auction proceedings at 10am. For those who cannot attend in person, the auction is streamed live online at www.odonnjoyce.com.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has a wide selection of properties for sale up and down the west of Ireland in the Wild Atlantic Way all day auction on Wednesday May 4. The auction of 70 properties comprising both residential and commercial units with apartments, townhouses, semidetached and detached houses, with something for everyone’s taste. Registration commences at 9am in the Harbour Hotel, New Dock Road, Galway, on May 4 and Colm O’Donnellan will start the auction proceedings at 10am. For those who cannot attend in person, the auction is streamed live online at www.odonnjoyce.com.

"Wild and wonderful" is how O’Donnellan & Joyce is describing its Wild Atlantic Way all day property auction which will take place on Wednesday May 4 in the Harbour Hotel, Galway.

DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard has announced details of its upcoming April auctions, featuring a mix of land, apartments, and houses for sale in Galway city and county. The auction team have already swung into action with the first weekend of viewings already behind them, and interest levels in the various lots are mounting. With demand for property still outweighing supply in the market and a rental market stretched to its limits, potential buyers are eager not to miss out on good opportunities. “We always aim to offer real value in the properties we bring to the auction floor,” said James Heaslip MIPAV. “A lot of time is spent on accurately valuing the properties and making sure they will appeal to buyers.”

The closing date for receipt of submissions and observations on the new Draft Galway City Development Plan is tomorrow at 4pm. All members of the public are entitled to make submissions.

O'Donnellan & Joyce is offering for sale an outstanding mid terrace townhouse with southerly views on to Lough Atalia.

John Quinn has just been instructed to dispose of No 5 The Stables, College Road, a ground floor apartment with a spacious sitting room, open plan kitchen, two excellent bedrooms, and a spacious bathroom.

The above is the title of a newly published folding map by the Royal Irish Academy. It has been compiled by Jacinta Prunty and Paul Walsh using the extensive topographical information which they collected while working on a forthcoming book entitled Galway in the Historic Towns Atlas series. They also studied old maps of the city. This map extends from Newcastle Road to College Road and from Terryland to Nimmo’s Pier. The map and its extensive indices are unrivalled in their detail and afford a unique window into the earlier medieval topography and way of life in the city.

John Quinn has just been instructed to dispose of No 5 The Stables, College Road, a ground floor apartment with a spacious sitting room, open plan kitchen, two excellent bedrooms, and a spacious bathroom.