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County Site Name Site Ref County Site Name Site Ref. Site Address Site details Existing Structure Price Agent Handling Sale Tel Number Email Address Cavan Cornacleigh FP718 √ Cornacleigh Yes - Poor condition Avail on request PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Area for sale is approx 1 acre (subject to negotiation) with great potential in a very secluded and rural area Cavan Cornacleigh FP719 √ Cornacleigh surrounded by maturing trees. Site Yes - Good condition Avail on request PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] contains an old country cottage in need of renovation. Property located near Ballinamore approx 10kms away. Seclude rural derelict house and shed on a 1 acre site surounded by maturing trees access through a county lane. Cork Garrane FP107 √ Garrane, Drommahane, Mallow Yes - Poor Condition Avail on request PP Dick Barry & Son 025 31577 [email protected] The house is of pre 1962 construction with an ESB line close by but disconnected from the house. Cork Ballydaheen FP617 √ Ballydaheen, Castletownroche (near Fermoy)Sale agreed No PP Dick Barry & Son 025 31577 [email protected] Beautifully situated cottage overlooking the picturesque village of Millstreet. Cork Dromsicane FP902 √ Dromsicane, Millstreet The house is derelict at present but Yes - Poor condition PP O'Mahony Walsh 026 41244 [email protected] offers graet potential for first time buyers or as a holiday home. Property Donegal Meensheefin FP611 √ Meensheefin, Laghy (near Pettigo) Yes Agricultural buildings PP Paul Reynolds & Co 074 9122399 [email protected] Donegal Belalt South FP701 √ Tullyloughavehy, Belalt South No PP Paul Reynolds & Co 074 9122399 [email protected] Donegal Belalt South (2) FP702 √ Belalt South, Donegal (near Pettigo) No PP Paul Reynolds & Co 074 9122399 [email protected] Donegal Meenamore east P1008 √ Meenamore East Co Donegal Yes Poor condition PP Paul Reynolds & Co 074 9122399 [email protected] Donegal Shalloganmore P1009 √ Shalloganmore, Co Dongeal No PP Paul Reynolds & Co 074 9122399 [email protected] Galway Clooncunny FP209 √ Clooncunny, Cloonamuinia, Roscommon Town No PP Earley 090 6626579 [email protected] Galway Woodfield FP523 √ Woodfield, Dunmore No PP Long 093 28218 [email protected] Kerry Ballyline west 03006 √ Ballyline West, Ballylongford No PP Finucane Daly 066 7127644 [email protected] Kerry Torreenagowan 06012 √ Trughanacmy, Co Kerry Sold No PP Finucane Daly 066 7127644 [email protected] Sold Two one acre sites with development potential in the area of Kerry Derryvrin FP103 √ Derryvrin, Abbeydomey, Tralee No PP Finucane Daly 066 7127644 [email protected] Abberydorney village which is in easy comuting distance of Tralee. Kerry Knockreagh FP219 √ Knockreagh, Miltown No longer available No PP Finucane Daly 066 7127644 [email protected] This one acre site is situated in an elevated position nestling in maturing Kerry Maghanknockane FP525 √ Maghanknockane (near Tralee) No PP Finucane Daly 066 7127644 [email protected] woodlands. The site is close to Tralee with all its amenities. Kerry Maulcallee FP725 √ Maulcallee, Co Kerry No PP Finucane Daly 066 7127644 [email protected] Kerry Kilbunow FP316 √ Kilbunow, Kilgarvan Sold No PP McCarthy & Morgan 064 40674 [email protected] Kerry Derryreague FP904 √ Derryreague, Co Kerry Sold No PP McCarthy & Morgan 064 40674 [email protected] This one acre property contains a slate roofed cottage which is in need of renovation. The site is situated in the Kerry Meenbannivan 05024 √ Meenbannivan, Knocknagoshel, Abbeyfeale Yes Poor condition PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] centre of a young forest in the valley south of Knocknagoshel village. The property can be accessed easily Kerry Meelcon FP903 √ Meelcon, Tarbert, Co Kerry No PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] Kerry Meenleitrim South FP210 √ Meenleitrim South, Knocknagoshel, Castleisland PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] Kerry Gortroe FP317 √ Gortroe, Knocknagashel No PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] Kerry Knocknadarriv FP520 √ Knocknadarriv, Brosna No PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] Kerry Knocknagashel FP616 √ Knocknagashel No PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] Kerry Meenbannivane IFS01 √ Meenbannivane, Knocknagoshal Yes Poor condition PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] One acre site with great potential in a Laois Gortahile FP319 √ Gortahile very secluded and rural area No PP Mansfield 0505 462111 [email protected] surrounded by maturing trees. Leitrim Aghakilbrack 05003 √ Aghakilbrack, Drumshanbo No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Mullaghgarve 06003 √ Mullaghgarve, Drumshanbo No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Drumcora 07007 √ Drumcora, Drumshanbo Yes Poor condition PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Rosharry 07009 √ Rosharry, Carraun, Mohil (Near Carrick-on-Shannon) Yes Poor condition PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Curraghnaboley FP207 √ Curraghnaboley, Keadew, Drumshanbo No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Fingreagh Upper FP304 √ Fingreagh Upper & Gortnasillagh East, Mahanagh, Drumkeerin No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Corraweehil Glebe FP308 √ Corraweehil Glebe, Mahanagh, Drumkeerin Yes Poor condition PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Drumrane FP416 √ Drumrane, Kilanummery, Dromahair No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Conaghill FP608 √ Conaghill, Dromahair Yes PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Aghaderrard West FP703 √ Aghaderrard West, Aghavoghil, Kinlough No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Geaglom FP706 √ Mahanagh, Geaglom No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] County Site Name Site Ref. Site Address Site details Existing Structure Price Agent Handling Sale Tel Number Email Address Cavan Cornacleigh FP718 √ Cornacleigh Yes - Poor condition Avail on request PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Area for sale is approx 1 acre (subject to negotiation) with great potential in a very secluded and rural area Cavan Cornacleigh FP719 √ Cornacleigh surrounded by maturing trees. Site Yes - Good condition Avail on request PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] contains an old country cottage in need of renovation. Property located near Ballinamore approx 10kms away. Leitrim Gesglom FP711 √ Geaglom, Mahanagh No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Altavra FP811 √ Altavra/ Geaglom, Mahanagh No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Altavra FP812 √ Altavra, Mahanagh No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Fingreagh Upper FP908 √ Mahanagh, Co. Leitrim No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Raheelin FP910 √ Raheelin, Rosclogher, Co Leitrim No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Derreen FP918 √ Derreen, Co Leitrim Yes Poor condition PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Coolegrain P1001 √ Drumahaire, Co Leitrim No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Flughanagh P1002 √ Drumshaire, Co Leitrim No PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Leitrim Gortnawaun P1005 √ Co Leitrim Yes Poor condition PP Lloyd 071 9631066 [email protected] Limerick Glengower 02010 √ Glengower, Carrigkerry No PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Glengover 05001 √ Glengover, Carrigkerry, Athea, Ardagh (near Newcastle West) No PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Meenyline North 05005 √ Meenyline North, Templeglantine, Newcastle West No PP Woulfe & Co 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Knockdown FP410 √ Knockdown, Athea No PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Templeathea East FP524 √ Templeathea East, Athea No PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Ballygoghlan FP618 √ Ballygoghlan, Glin No PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Clash North FP820 √ Clash North, Shanid, Co Limerick No PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Tullugoline North FP907 √ Glenquin, Co Limerick No PP Woulfe & Co 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Glensharrold P1013 √ Shanid, Co Limerick No PP O'Doherty 069 78000 [email protected] Limerick Curraghlahan 03009 √ Curraghlahan, Newport No PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] Limerick Glengort South FP217 √ Glengort South, Glenquin (near Abbeyfeale) No PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] Limerick Cratloe FP320 √ Cratloe East, Cratloe No PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] Limerick Athea Upper FP714 √ Athea Upper, Athea Sale agreed No PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] Limerick Ballaghybeghy FP728 √ Abbeyfeale, Co Limerick No PP Woulfe & Co 068 32141 [email protected] This one acre site complete with Longford Castlerea Mountain 04018 √ Castlerea Mountain, Moydow, Ardagh (nearagricultural Longford building Town) located close to Yes Agricultural buildings PP Quinn 043 46237 [email protected] the heritage village of Ardagh. Rural derelict house on a 1 acre site surrounded on three sides by maturing Longford Shanmullagh
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