Alan O'Mahony, who is stationed at Letterkenny Garda Station, is to stand trial at Letterkenny Circuit Court
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Three-bedroom, one-bathroom detached house located in Ballyloughane, Carrickerry, Athea, Co Limerick goes on sale for €139,000
This well-maintained, extended cottage sits on a large 1.52 acre elevated site could make a perfect project for a potential buyer looking for a fixer-upper type home, which they can renovate and put their own stamp on.
Conveniently located the residence is just 2km from the peaceful village of Carrickerry, all local amenities are nearby including school, playground, church, shop, filling station and pub.
Additionally, Newcastle West is less than a 15 minute drive away.
The property has the benefit of both oil and solid fuel heating, a private well, onsite septic tank and double glazed aluminum windows fitted throughout. Additionally, the residence has sensor lighting and a CCTV system installed.
The outbuildings (55sqm) provide ample space for storage / DIY purposes and are plumbed for appliances.
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