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A 41-year-old Knock man will avoid a conviction for possession of cannabis if he pays €150 to the Ceanacolo Community, a Knock based group that helps people suffering from addiction.

O’Donnellan & Joyces auction attracted enormous interest when the agents placed 18 properties under the hammer in their November auction. The auction which was held in the Harbour Hotel, Galway and attracted interest both locally, nationally, and also internationally with large interest from Irish people overseas who viewed the auction live online on the agents’ website www.odonnjoyce.com. The auction room itself was packed to capacity with standing room only.

The property at Gloves sold for €31,000 while the property at Lenamore sold for €44,000. These properties attracted more than 10 bidders each.

O’Donnellan & Joyce will place 19 properties under the hammer tomorrow, November 15, at 3pm in the Harbour Hotel, Galway. According to Colm O’Donnellan the company anticipates good interest in all properties, with incredible diversity and value on offer.

O’Donnellan & Joyce is offering exceptional value for a number of Galway city properties which will be placed under the auction hammer on November 15 at 3pm in the Harbour Hotel, The Docks, Galway.

O’Donnellan & Joyce has announced details of its forthcoming property auction which will be held on November 15 at 3pm in the Harbour Hotel, Galway.

A Polish man who gave a urine sample with a reading of 245mg of alcohol per 100ml of urine after he was arrested on suspicion of drink driving was given a three year driving ban in Ballyhaunis District Court this week.

Week II

A plasterer whose van was involved in a traffic accident and who only found out following he accident he had insured another van he had sold rather than the one he intended to insure, was in Ballyhaunis District Court this week.

I have always thought it strange why so many women feel isolated from the Catholic Church, when it has at its centre a woman, Mary - the Mother of God. It is not right that many women feel they are ‘second class citizens’ within a church that attempts to reach out to all. Surely without Mary, the New Testament would be worthless. Surely after the Nazarene Himself, the Mother of Jesus, who is venerated by the Catholic and Orthodox churches, is the first and greatest saint in heaven. Mary is revered by all Christian churches, and honoured by Islam. At the very first council of the Church, at Ephesus four hundred years after Christ, she was declared to be the Theotokos, Mother of God (the actual God bearer). But even before that her image, holding the Child, was etched into tombs in the Roman catacombs. Being the Theotokos, Mary could have become remote, unreal from the human experience. After all we are told that she was born free from Original Sin, which as a total ‘theological illiterate’ I don’t fully understand; but I accept the logic that if Mary was not the mother of God, then Jesus was not God. I believe that He was. Yet despite the supreme position of Mary many women feel isolated, uninvolved, as if they have no contribution to make.