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Sherry FitzGerald Kavanagh is currently offering this spacious three bedroom apartment. Located in the heart of Galway beside Wolfe Tone Bridge and the Spanish Arch, this second floor apartment also overlooks the vibrant city centre and is part of the Portmore building, an award winning building circa 1989.

DTZ Sherry FitzGerald has recently brought to the market three individual retail showroom units located in the well known Oranmore Business Park adjacent to the Maldron Hotel.

Sherry FitzGerald O’Meara are heading to London to showcase properties from all over Ireland next February 4.

This four bedroomed semidetached property is located in the relatively new development of Burren View which is set on the Ennis side of Gort town. The house is built and finished to a high standard which is evident throughout the house.

Sherry FitzGerald Farrell offers for sale some high quality homes and investment properties in the new and exclusive development of Dun na Ri, walking distance from Gort town. This fantastic and excellently laid out development will contain a total of 47 residential units with ample green areas throughout.

DTZ Sherry FitzGerald has just brought to the market an excellent opportunity to acquire a city centre restaurant premises.

This three bed semi-detached home is located in the heart of the picturesque village of Monivea. This property is ideally located in the peaceful and mature residential development of Ard Aoibhinn.

Sales of the superbly built and finished houses at the excellent development of Forest Mill, Bealnamulla, have seen a resurgence, with five houses sold in the last few weeks. Sherry FitzGerald O’Meara, the selling agents, put this down to the drop in interest rates and reduced house prices making owning one of these properties more attractive than renting. Interest in the development has recently been very strong with evening and weekend viewings.

The correction in the residential housing market continued over the summer months; however the rate of decline moderated further on the quarter two results, according to Sherry FitzGerald, Ireland's largest estate agents.