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10/09/2024
TUESDAY 22ND OCTOBER 2024 COASTAL 5.21 ha (12.9 ACRE) FARM CLOSE TO IRELAND’S MOST NORTHERLY POINT

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23
BALLYARGUS, REDCASTLE
BALLYARGUS, REDCASTLE
Bungalow House
COMPACT THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW ON A 0.3 ACRE SITE OVERLOOKING LOUGH FOYLE
€119,000
3 1
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15
BALLYLOSKEY, CARNDONAGH
3.12 ha (7.7 ACRE) PLOT OF SLOPING GROUND OVERLOOKING CARNDONAGH - DERRY ROAD
€85,000
For Sale
20
BALLYHARRY, LECAMY
7.5 ACRE COASTAL FARM WITH WIDE ROAD FRONTAGE
€60,000
For Sale
24
GREENBANK, QUIGLEY’S POINT
TRADITIONAL STYLE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE (1150 sq ft) WITH SIDE KITCHEN EXTENSION ON BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED 0.25 ACRE SITE OVERLOOKING THE…
€180,000
3 1
For Sale
28
12 HAWTHORN MEADOWS, CARNDONAGH
3 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE (1,400 sq ft) IN CONVENIENT CUL-DE-SAC AT OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN
€95,000
3 2
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C1
For Sale
13
BALLYMACARTHUR, GREENCASTLE
ELEVATED 0.77 ACRE RESIDENTIAL SITE WITH SPECTACULAR VIEWS OVER LOUGH FOYLE & MAGILLIGAN STRAND
€35,000
For Sale
24
9 LOUGH CASTLE VIEW, GREENCASTLE
ELEVATED 4 BEDROOM SEMI-DEATCHED HOUSE (1,250 sq ft) IN POPULAR DEVELOPMENT WITH EXCELLENT VIEWS OVER LOUGH FOYLE, MAGILLIGAN AND THE…
€235,000
4 1
For Sale
22
5 RIVERWOOD, MOVILLE
5 RIVERWOOD, MOVILLE
Detached House
DETACHED 4 BEDROOM HOUSE ON PROMINENT CORNER 0.15 ACRE PLOT IN POPULAR DEVELOPMENT ON THE EDGE OF TOWN
€190,000
4 2
BER
C1
For Sale
24
CARAHUNNEY, GLENEELY
CARAHUNNEY, GLENEELY
Bungalow House
3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW (930 sq ft) ON ELEVATED RURAL LOCATION OVERLOOKING GLENEELY VILLAGE
€170,000
3 1
BER
E1
For Sale
13
BACKLANDS, ARDMALIN, MALIN HEAD
COASTAL 5.21 ha (12.9 ACRE) FARM CLOSE TO IRELAND'S MOST NORTHERLY POINT
€95,000
For Sale
16
ARDMALIN, MALIN HEAD
7,300 MATURE TREES (PLANTED 1988) FOR HARVESTING ON c14 ACRE COASTAL FOREST
€70,000
For Sale
36
GLACK, CULDAFF
TRADITIONAL 2 STOREY FARMHOUSE WITH WELL KEPT OUTBUILDINGS, ORCHARD AND FIELDS AS WELL AS c20 ACRES OF MATURE FORESTRY ON…
€320,000
4 2
BER
E1

The Inishowen Peninsula

Inishowen (Inis Eoghain – Owen’s Island) takes its name from Owen, son of Niall of the Nine Hostages, who captured St Patrick and brought him to Ireland. Inishowen was part of the great northern kingdom of Ui Neill and was ruled from the royal place at Grianan Aileach.

Inishowen has many sites of historical and archaeological importance. There are traces of Stone Age man in the flint works in the shoreline at Urris. It has been suggested that these may date back 10,000 years. The Celtic influence is manifest everywhere, from the enigmatic Stone Circle at Bocan, near Culdaff, to the inscribed standing stones at Muff and the dolmens at Iskaheen and Clonmany.

The Inishowen Peninsula is situated in the North West of the Republic of Ireland. Inishowen possesses such a range of sights and attractions that it is often referred to as ‘Ireland in Miniature’. This is the undiscovered Ireland, a world apart, a timeless place – steeped in heritage and antiquity – yet offering the tourist every amenity for the family, angler, golfer, watersport enthusiast or those who want to get away from it all.

The northern coast of Donegal is believed to be one of the very first places where golf was played in Ireland. Golf has been played in Inishowen for more than 100 years and the standard of clubs and courses is very high. Gastronomes and gourmets are well catered for, as are those who enjoy the atmosphere and ambience of cosy friendly pubs and hostelries. Inishowen’s award winning restaurants daily take the finest and freshest ingredients creating culinary delights both innovative and traditional. Naturally, seafood is a speciality; the day’s catch taken fresh from the pier.

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