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September in the rain marked the second running of the Charlestown 10k on Saturday evening. The recent good weather turned colder, wetter, and breezier, but the rain held off during the race and conditions were good for running. Christina Duffy and her team, assisted by John Roddy, put on another enjoyable and impressively organised event. They provided an excellent well marked and marshalled course all the way from the starting line at Lowpark to refreshment tables in the CBD sports complex, for which the race acted as a fund raiser. John Byrne, John Mannion, and Paul Conlon led David Tiernan out of town, as the field headed for Cloonaweema. Jonathon Deane, Thomas Kelly, Brendan Gill, and Anto Devaney kept them in view until they crossed over to the old Dublin road at halfway near Gowel. By then Byrne had a few metres on Mannion, with Tiernan and Conlon together over a minute behind. Ann Lennon had John Nolan for company as she had in Balla 10k and Claremorris four mile the previous week. John Byrne stretched his lead gradually from 6k and crossed the line in 32.32, a new course record, to record his first league race win since 2011. “I thought I’d never see that time again”, he said afterwards. This marks a brilliant return to form for Byrne, who has been at the forefront of Mayo athletics for over 15 years. Mannion finished second in 34.10 with Tiernan third in 34:51, a new PB and beating his 2012 winning time by over a minute. Ann Lennon 37:47 – a brilliant performance by the National W45 half marathon champion, and Colette Tuohy in 39:20 finished first and second in the women’s category. Standards were high, with more than double the number finishing in under 40 minutes compared to 2012. There were a number of PBs joyfully celebrated at the finish line. The road League continues in east Mayo in less than three weeks with the Ballyhaunis 8k on September 28, followed a week later by the final race, Breaffy 10k on October 6.

This architecturally designed ultra modern bungalow is set on a mature, elevated, half acre site on a quiet cul-de-sac in one of the best locations in Galway city.

This site in a sought after area comes with full planning permission for two storey split-level architecturally designed residence 200sq m (2,152sq ft). The site is in an excellent location only a short distance from Barna village and convenient to Salthill and Galway city. Planning permission valid until 2011. No enurement clause.

This recently refurbished, fully furnished, three bedroom terraced residence is located in one of the more popular developments in Oranmore village. The property is in excellent condition and is within walking distance of shops, pubs, restaurants, chemist, and primary and secondary schools.

John and Eamon Mannion of John Mannion auctioneering ltd, having traded as DNG John Mannion, part of the DNG Nationwide franchise since 2005, have decided by mutual agreement to leave the franchise.

John Mannion auctioneering is offering for sale a luxury home with garage finished to an exceptional standard and located in an attractive area a short driving distance from Galway city.