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For Sale
Sale Type: For Sale by Private Treaty
Overall Floor Area: 1 ac Abbey Property Sales are delighted to offer to the market this prime c 1 acre site in Ballinamuck.
The site is situated on a slightly elevated site close to the 98 Bar in Ballinamuck. Folio No. LD6835
The property had planning back in 2007 but expired.
If you are looking for a quality site for your new family home, have a look at this one.
Ballinamuck.
Ballinamuck is one of the most historic towns in Longford due to a battle fought there in 1798. The Battle of Ballinamuck pitted the combined Irish and French forces under General Humbert and General Blake against the English under Lord Cornwallis.
The name Ballinamuck is derived from the original Irish language name Beal Atha na Muice, which means 'the mouth of the ford of the pig'. According to legend, a famous black pig rooted up a trench, from the Dane's Cast in Armagh through Ballinamuck until it arrived at the Ford of Lough Gowna, where a man struck it with a stone and thus put an end to the pig's rooting!
The Garden of Remembrance was opened in 1998 on the site of the old court house to commemorate the bicentenary of the Battle of Ballinamuck on 8 September 1798. Following on the Irish Rebellion of 1798, a French invasion force landed near Killala in County Mayo on August 22, hoping to join forces with Irish rebels.
The 1798 Visitors Centre presents a lively exhibition which gives details of the Year of the French and the Battle of Ballinamuck which took place in 1798.
It is located in the historic former Royal Irish Constabulary barracks. The centre was officially opened by Mary McAleese, then President of Ireland, in July 1999 and houses a fascinating exhibition.
Call Gerry on 086 8066701 for further information
All information provided is to the best of our knowledge, information & belief. The utmost care and attention on our part has been placed on providing factual and correct information. Please note that in certain instances some information may have been provided directly by the vendor to us. Whilst due attention and care is taken in preparing particulars, this firm does not hold itself responsible for mistakes, errors or inaccuracies in our online advertising and give each viewer the right to get a professional opinion on any concern they may have
For Sale
Kiltycreevagh, Ballinamuck, Co. Longford
Sale Type: For Sale by Private Treaty
Overall Floor Area: 1 ac Abbey Property Sales are delighted to offer to the market this prime c 1 acre site in Ballinamuck.
The site is situated on a slightly elevated site close to the 98 Bar in Ballinamuck. Folio No. LD6835
The property had planning back in 2007 but expired.
If you are looking for a quality site for your new family home, have a look at this one.
Ballinamuck.
Ballinamuck is one of the most historic towns in Longford due to a battle fought there in 1798. The Battle of Ballinamuck pitted the combined Irish and French forces under General Humbert and General Blake against the English under Lord Cornwallis.
The name Ballinamuck is derived from the original Irish language name Beal Atha na Muice, which means 'the mouth of the ford of the pig'. According to legend, a famous black pig rooted up a trench, from the Dane's Cast in Armagh through Ballinamuck until it arrived at the Ford of Lough Gowna, where a man struck it with a stone and thus put an end to the pig's rooting!
The Garden of Remembrance was opened in 1998 on the site of the old court house to commemorate the bicentenary of the Battle of Ballinamuck on 8 September 1798. Following on the Irish Rebellion of 1798, a French invasion force landed near Killala in County Mayo on August 22, hoping to join forces with Irish rebels.
The 1798 Visitors Centre presents a lively exhibition which gives details of the Year of the French and the Battle of Ballinamuck which took place in 1798.
It is located in the historic former Royal Irish Constabulary barracks. The centre was officially opened by Mary McAleese, then President of Ireland, in July 1999 and houses a fascinating exhibition.
Call Gerry on 086 8066701 for further information
All information provided is to the best of our knowledge, information & belief. The utmost care and attention on our part has been placed on providing factual and correct information. Please note that in certain instances some information may have been provided directly by the vendor to us. Whilst due attention and care is taken in preparing particulars, this firm does not hold itself responsible for mistakes, errors or inaccuracies in our online advertising and give each viewer the right to get a professional opinion on any concern they may have
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