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One of the great moments in the 20 year history of the annual Lady Gregory Autumn Gathering, was the arrival Lady Gregory’s two surviving grandchildren, Anne de Winton, and Catherine Kennedy. They drove up the avenue at speed, let their dog out for a run, and came over to the welcoming crowd grinning broadly.

An advertisement in the Irish Independent in July 1931 invited tenders from competent builders for the erection and completion of the proposed new St Nicholas’ National School in the Claddagh. When the new school was built it was described as “An attractive rectangular building with a red tile roof made by the Galway Brick and Tile Company”. The outdoor toilets were at the end of the playground.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has become one of the leading Irish owned auctioneering companies for the sale of property by public auction in the country. Over a period of a few years it has recorded what is believed to be the highest percentage success rate of any auctioneering company in the country in recent years.

O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers has become one of the leading Irish owned auctioneering companies for the sale of property by public auction in the country. Over a period of a few years it has recorded what is believed to be the highest percentage success rate of any auctioneering company in the country in recent years.

With no sign of any easing in the current recession and property prices continuing to fall, businesses are now looking at cost effective solutions to help them grow. O'Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers, one of Galway's largest auctioneering groups, based in Galway city, has embarked on a innovative solution — live video streaming of auctions via the company’s website.

MARINA CARR’S powerful play The Mai is coming to the Town Hall Theatre in a new staging from Galway’s Mephisto Theatre Company which is sure to be a definite highlight of the venue’s August programme.

O’Donnellan & Joyce will hold what the company is calling a ‘monster auction’ next month, with 26 properties going under the hammer on July 20 at 3pm in the Victoria Hotel, Eyre Square.

The O’Donnellan and Joyce auction was packed to capacity once again when the company placed 18 properties under the hammer last Friday. The majority of the properties were family homes in established locations throughout Galway city.

The eighth property, No 11 McHugh Avenue, Mervue, reached €110,000 but was withdrawn at this point and is currently under active negotiation.

After a very successful five-week promotion of the properties due to go to auction tomorrow O’Donnellan and Joyce foresee a huge turnout and a successful conclusion to the auction. In all, eight properties will go under the hammer, originally there were nine, but the property at 124 Dangan Heights was sold prior to auction when a substantial offer was made within the first three weeks of the campaign and the owners made the decision to accept it.