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John Quinn has just brought to the market No 49 Rahylin Glebe, a spacious three bedroom semidetached residence with a large side entrance which allows for further scope and ample parking.

BV Residential brings to the market No 42 Dun Na Coiribe, a beautiful ground floor two bed apartment that would suit both owner occupiers and investors.

Mullery auctioneers has just brought to the market Holm Villa on Fr Griffin Road. The sale of this property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a four bedroom residence on a large site in this most desirable location.

Oliver Lynch auctioneers is offering for sale this beautiful three bedroom mid-terrace home, built in 2007 by the reputable builder O’Malley Construction.

This home in Airglooney, Tuam, is a former Irish Sugar factory designed residence, constructed in the 1960s for the management of Irish Sugar.

Sherry FitzGerald is offering Drumbaun House to the market for sale by private treaty. This is a lovely detached family home constructed in 2006 and presented in excellent decorative order throughout. This property offers an abundance of high quality living space and viewing is strongly recommended.

This day next week will see the auction team in DNG Maxwell Heaslip & Leonard hold the first of their summer 2018 auctions in the Galmont Hotel in Galway. Thursday May 10 will see a host of mixed residential units come to the auction floor with exceptional value across the board.

PRESENTED AS part of this year’s just-finished Cúirt International Festival of Literature, the fine group exhibition, Mind Has Mountains, is continuing at the Town Hall Theatre bar until the beginning of June and well merits a visit.

Galway Bay Golf Resort will hold their annual Ladies AM AM on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th of May. Teams of 4 can sign up for a thrilling bank holiday weekend of golf in aid of a good cause. This year’s charity is ‘Rosabels Rooms’ and the event will be supported by Renvyle House Hotel and Resort in Connemara. There will be lots of great prizes on offer including overnight breaks, dinner and vouchers for Renvyle House.

According to many, the story of the hot dog begins in America in 1902 during a Giants baseball game at the New York Polo grounds. It centres on an English man called Harry Stevens who on that cold April day was losing money trying to sell ice cream and ice-cold sodas. He wanted something that could be eaten out of the hand and would stay warm, and decided that German dachshund sausages wrapped in long buns worked best. Stevens called them 'red hots'. An American cartoonist who could not spell dachshund renamed them 'hot dogs'.