Search Results for 'Manor Court'

O'Donnellan and Joyce is bringing No 156 Manor Court to the market. Manor Court is a beautiful residential estate located on the Western Distributor Road, Knocknacarra. Constructed in the early 2000s, the development contains a mixture of apartments, townhouses, and semidetached homes which overlook large green areas and manicured lawns.  

John Quinn has just received instructions to offer for sale No 55 Manor Court, Knocknacarra, a lovely three bedroom semidetached residence with an adjoining study/playroom.

John Quinn is currently offering for sale No 54 Manor Court, Knocknacarra, a three bedroom residence with a playroom.

John Quinn & Co is reporting an extremely busy spring period with an excellent volume of sales having taken place of properties in and around the city, which included a four bedroom detached property at Gleann Na Coille on the Barna Road, a beautiful four bedroom bungalow in Furbo, a substantial detached property at Maunsells Park, and a beautiful three bedroom residence in Sceilg Ard on the Headford Road. A two bedroom property at Curralee on the Headford Road was snapped up within a few days of it being on the market, and the same applied to a beautiful three bedroom residence at Lurgan Park. Also a four bedroom semidetached residence at Sli Na Sruthan, Clybaun Road, was sold within a few days of being on the market. A three bedroom semidetached residence at Ocean Wave was disposed of, as was a three bedroom semidetached residence at Grattan Park and a four bed semidetached residence at Tara Grove, a property at Claremont Park, and two more in Ocean Wave, Salthill, with sales also in Knocknacarra at Linn Bhui all snapped up relatively swiftly. In total just over €4 million worth of residential sales have taken place in a few short weeks.

A 31-year-old motorist will appear in Cloverhill court tomorrow (Friday) in connection with last Sunday’s collision on the Barna Road in which a 21-year-old man was seriously injured.

An Athlone man charged with operating a cannabis growing factory with plants estimated to have a potential street value of €3,000, has been remanded on continuing bail.

Sales activity in the first four months of 2011 has been surprisingly brisk for quality residential property in and around Galway city, according to Sherry FitzGerald Kavanagh which released results for January to April.

A man with 78 previous convictions had been caught ferrying drugs valued at €1,500, wrapped and ready for sale, to Galway city just hours after appearing before a court in Castlerea.

Evidence that it truly is a buyer’s market is presented by this immaculate two-bedroom apartment in one of Galway’s most popular areas.

A young man who was found with cannabis, ecstasy, and over €3,000 in drug money, will have to wait until October 13 to find out what his fate will be after Judge Mary Fahy had doubts about imposing a suspended sentence after hearing he had not been on his best behaviour.