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Current Licence Holders - Register Compiled 24 July 2020 Register of Persons Entitled to Provide Property Services Current Licence Holders - Register Compiled 24 July 2020 Register of persons entitled to provide property services. "Licence Type" in the far right column relates to the Property Service which the Licensee is licensed to provide. There are four different types, namely: Licence Type A - The Auction of Property other than Land Licence Type B - The Purchase or Sale, by whatever means, of Land Licence Type C - The Letting of Land Licence Type D - Property Management Services NOTES The legal definition of "land" is wide and includes buildings or structures of any kind on land. Property Management Services means the management of a Multi-Unit Development on behalf of a Management Body. It does not mean the management of a letting on behalf of a Landlord. Such service is covered by Licence Type C. **Licensees with an expiry date in the past are permitted to provide property services pending a decision on their licence renewal application. County Licence No Licensee Details Address Trading Name Class of Licence Licence Type Provider Expiry Carlow 001015 Dawson Real Estate Barrack Street Tullow Co. Carlow Dawson Real Estate Company 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Alliance Ltd. Alliance. Carlow 001015-001006 Mr. John William Dawson Real Estate Alliance Ltd. Barrack Dawson Real Estate Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Dawson Street Tullow Co. Carlow Alliance. Carlow 001015-001007 Mr. Matthew Conry Dawson Real Estate Alliance Ltd. Barrack Dawson Real Estate Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Street Tullow Co. Carlow Alliance. Carlow 001191 Leinster Co-Operative Killeshin Road Carlow Co. Carlow R93VOR1 Company 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Marts Limited Carlow 001191-004268 Mr. John Maher Leinster Co-Operative Marts Limited Killeshin Employee 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Road Carlow Co. Carlow Carlow 001191-004269 Mr. Leslie Hunter Leinster Co-Operative Marts Limited Killeshin Employee 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Road Carlow Co. Carlow Carlow 001191-004270 Mr. John Osborne Leinster Co-Operative Marts Limited Killeshin Employee 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Road Carlow Co. Carlow Carlow 001191-004271 Mr. James Walsh Leinster Co-Operative Marts Limited Killeshin Manager 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Road Carlow Co. Carlow Carlow 001191-006857 Mr. Eoin Patrick Lawler Leinster Co-Operative Marts Limited Killeshin Employee 05/11/2020 [A] Road Carlow Co. Carlow Carlow 001194 Ms. Michele Nolan Unit 21, Enterprise House Obrien Road Complete Property Independent 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Carlow Co. Carlow Contractor Carlow 001228 Ray Maher & Catherine Asset House Shamrock Square 3 Staplestown Ray Maher Property Partnership 19/08/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Maher Road Carlow R93CD96 Service Carlow 001228-005424 Ms. Catherine Maher Ray Maher & Catherine Maher Asset House Ray Maher Property Partner 31/07/2020 [C],[D] Shamrock Square 3 Staplestown Road Carlow Service R93CD96 Carlow 001329 Mr. Anthony Abbey 48 Tullow St Carlow Co. Carlow R93N2V3 A P Abbey Property Services 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Employer Carlow 001329-001392 Mr. Derek Abbey A P Abbey 48 Tullow St Carlow Co. Carlow A P Abbey Employee 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Carlow 001340 Mr. Micheal Doyle The Square Tullow Co. Carlow Micheal Doyle Properties Independent 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Contractor Carlow 001495 CPM Lettings & Sales 60 Dublin St. Carlow Co. Carlow R93 RC42 Carlow Property Company 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Limited Management Carlow 001495-006719 Ms. Edwina Dooley CPM Lettings & Sales Limited 60 Dublin St. Carlow Property Employee 17/02/2021 [B],[C] Carlow Co. Carlow R93 RC42 Management Carlow 001495-007373 Ms. Sinead Mulvihill CPM Lettings & Sales Limited 60 Dublin St. Carlow Property Employee 08/12/2020 [A],[B],[C] Carlow Co. Carlow R93 RC42 Management Carlow 001500 McCormack Town and Number 1 Tullow Street Carlow Town Co. DNG McCormack Company 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Country Properties Carlow R93H7V0 Properties Limited Carlow 001500-001698 Mr. Marcus McCormack McCormack Town and Country Properties DNG McCormack Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Limited Number 1 Tullow Street Carlow Town Properties Co. Carlow R93H7V0 Carlow 001500-001704 Mr. Paul McCormack McCormack Town and Country Properties DNG McCormack Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Limited Number 1 Tullow Street Carlow Town Properties Co. Carlow R93H7V0 Carlow 001500-004892 Ms. Nessa O'Farrell McCormack Town and Country Properties DNG McCormack Employee 19/11/2020 [B],[C] Limited Number 1 Tullow Street Carlow Town Properties Co. Carlow R93H7V0 Carlow 001544 Thomas M. Byrne & 18 Dublin Street Carlow Co. Carlow R93 Company 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Son Limited K6C1 Carlow 001544-001787 Miss Fidelma Moss Thomas M. Byrne & Son Limited 18 Dublin Employee 05/11/2020 [B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow R93 K6C1 Carlow 001544-001788 Mr. Thomas J. Byrne Thomas M. Byrne & Son Limited 18 Dublin Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow R93 K6C1 Carlow 001818 Kehoe Auctioneers 57 Dublin Street Carlow Co. Carlow Kehoe Auctioneers Company 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Limited Carlow 001818-004359 Mr. John (Eoin) Kehoe Kehoe Auctioneers Limited 57 Dublin Street Kehoe Auctioneers Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Carlow Co. Carlow Carlow 001818-007983 Ms. Elaine Byrne Kehoe Auctioneers Limited 57 Dublin Street Kehoe Auctioneers Employee 30/12/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Carlow Co. Carlow Carlow 001945 McDermott Auctioneers Barrack Street Carlow Co. Carlow Sherry FitzGerald Company 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Limited McDermott Carlow 001945-002376 Mr. Charles McDermott McDermott Auctioneers Limited Barrack Sherry FitzGerald Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow McDermott Carlow 001945-002379 Mr. James McDermott McDermott Auctioneers Limited Barrack Sherry FitzGerald Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow McDermott Carlow 001945-002383 Ms. Helen Brophy McDermott Auctioneers Limited Barrack Sherry FitzGerald Employee 05/11/2020 [B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow McDermott Carlow 001945-002385 Ms. Nora Meaney McDermott Auctioneers Limited Barrack Sherry FitzGerald Employee 05/11/2020 [B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow McDermott Carlow 001945-003368 Ms. Louise McKillen McDermott Auctioneers Limited Barrack Sherry FitzGerald Employee 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow McDermott Carlow 001945-006530 Ms. Sharon O'Leary McDermott Auctioneers Limited Barrack Sherry FitzGerald Employee 15/12/2020 [A],[B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow McDermott Carlow 001945-007999 Mr. James Daly McDermott Auctioneers Limited Barrack Sherry FitzGerald Employee 30/12/2020 [A],[B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow McDermott Carlow 002456 Tullow Livestock Sales Fair Green Tullow Co. Carlow Tullow Livestock Sales Company 05/11/2020 [A] (2007) Limited Carlow 002456-003352 Mr. Eamonn O'Byrne Tullow Livestock Sales (2007) Limited Fair Tullow Livestock Sales Director 05/11/2020 [A] Green Tullow Co. Carlow Carlow 002833 Sothern Real Estate 37 Dublin Street Carlow Co. Carlow R93 Company 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Alliance Ltd W7W4 Carlow 002833-003729 Mr. Harry Sothern Sothern Real Estate Alliance Ltd 37 Dublin Director 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow R93 W7W4 Carlow 002833-006736 Mr. Keith Sothern Sothern Real Estate Alliance Ltd 37 Dublin Employee 13/10/2020 [B] Street Carlow Co. Carlow R93 W7W4 Carlow 002833-006738 Mr. Bryan O'Doherty Sothern Real Estate Alliance Ltd 37 Dublin Employee 06/03/2021 [A],[B],[C] Street Carlow Co. Carlow R93 W7W4 Carlow 003488 Ms. Catherine Doran 36 Dublin Street Carlow Co. Carlow June Doran Properties Independent 25/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Contractor Carlow 003557 Mrs. Aisling McConnon Burton Hall Demesne Palatine Carlow Co. AMPM Property Independent 05/04/2021 [C] Carlow R93A2V8 Management Contractor Carlow 003559 Lismard Developments Mount Wolseley House Tullow Co. Carlow Company 16/12/2020 [C],[D] Carlow 003559-006227 Ms. Sandra Morrissey Lismard Developments Mount Wolseley Director 16/12/2020 [C],[D] House Tullow Co. Carlow Carlow 003625 Edmond Kearney Ltd 41 Kilree Street Bagenalstown Co. Carlow Company 01/09/2020 [A],[B],[C] R21 TR04 Carlow 003625-006449 Mr. Edmond Kearney Edmond Kearney Ltd 41 Kilree Street Director 01/09/2020 [A],[B],[C] Bagenalstown Co. Carlow R21 XN81 Carlow 003837 Maher Property Asset House Shamrock Square Staplestown Maher Property Advisors Company 10/11/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Advisors Ltd Road Carlow Town Co. Carlow r93cd96 Carlow 003837-006032 Mr. Derry Maher Maher Property Advisors Ltd Asset House Maher Property Advisors Director 20/12/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Shamrock Square Staplestown Road Carlow Town Co. Carlow R93CD96 Carlow 003837-007344 Mr. Shaun Frayne Maher Property Advisors Ltd Asset House Maher Property Advisors Employee 17/11/2020 [A],[B],[C],[D] Shamrock Square Staplestown Road Carlow Town Co. Carlow R93CD96 Carlow 003837-008136 Ms. Karen Purcell Maher Property Advisors Ltd Asset House Maher Property Advisors Employee 14/06/2021 [A],[B],[C] Shamrock Square Staplestown Road Carlow Town Co. Carlow Cavan 001215 Mr. Thomas Harrison Main St. Virginia Co. Cavan A82N9E2 Independent 05/11/2020 [A],[C] Contractor Cavan 001235 Mr. Gordon Cartwright Drumcrow South Derrylane Killeshandra Co. Storey & Sons Independent 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Cavan Contractor Cavan 001292 Mr. Peter Murtagh Main St. Baileborough Co. Cavan A82 C5X4 Property Services 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Employer Cavan 001292-001318 Ms. Elizabeth Ann Mr. Peter Murtagh Main St. Baileborough Co. Employee 05/11/2020 [A],[B],[C] Hardie Cavan A82 C5X4 Cavan 001391 Dowra Marts Limited Fairgreen Dowra Co. Cavan N41 T3P0 Company 05/11/2020 [A] Cavan 001391-001493 Mr. Patrick Smith Dowra Marts Limited Fairgreen Dowra Co. Director 05/11/2020 [A] Cavan Cavan 001391-001514 Mr. Terence McGovern Dowra Marts Limited Fairgreen Dowra Co. Director 05/11/2020 [A] Cavan Cavan 001391-001527 Mr. Tommy McGovern Dowra Marts Limited Fairgreen Dowra Co.
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