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If you are interested in this property, please contact :
P. Mc Neill Estate Agents & Auctioneers
Abbey Street,
Roscommon
Tel: 090 662 8884
Fax: 090 662 8965
Email: info@pmcneill.ie
| Residential Site For Sale
Slieuemurray
Roscommon
Co. Roscommon |
€105,000
For Sale
Property Type: Site
Sale Method: Private Treaty
Property Size: circa half acre
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Property Description:
With full planning permission - ready to go. Located in South Roscommon within a few minutes drive of Athlone town centre. Close to the village of Curraghboy local convenience stores, pubs etc.,
Click here to see details of PLANNING PERMISSION 05/4897
Tourist attractions in the area
Tourism In South Roscommon
Athlone/Lough Ree/Lansboro
River Shannon
Athlone is a busy and important angling centre located in the heart of Ireland on the River Shannon and lies immediately south of Lough Ree. There are a number of fishing locations at, above and below Athlone town which have the capacity to produce very good coarse and pike fishing in suitable conditions and at the appropriate time of year.
Lough Ree is a famous coarse angling lake, seventeen miles long and the second largest lake in the Shannon system. Often described as an inland sea, the lake has numerous bays and inlets which offer the coarse angler a variety of angling. The lake is noted for its big pike. Lough Ree produces specimen bream, tench, hybrids and rudd each year. Bags of coarse fish to 100lbs for a days fishing are not uncommon. The lake is a reservoir of quality coarse fish which must be experienced to be believed.
Lanesboro: This is the ideal base for the Pike Angler interested in fishing Lough Ree where you can expect pike up to 20lbs+. Lanesboro also offers excellent facilities for the Coarse Angler. There are three venues from which to choose – the renowned Hot Water Stretch, fishes best April – June and September – October The cut and Kilnacarrow.
Derryglad Folk Museum, Curraghboy
The museum houses a unique collection of over 3000 items, which deal with farm and folk life in Ireland. Take a step back in time and see how your great-grandparents made butter, washed the clothes and did the cooking. Also on display is local bog butter found locally, and a collection of model cars, horse drawn machinery, household utensils, old style 1930’s thatched bar and grocery, rare washing machines, gramophones and much more. Wheelchair accessible.
Tel: +353 (0) 902 88192 Email: folkmuseum@unison.ie
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