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06 Sept 2025
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USE THE ARROWS ABOVE OR NEXT BUTTON BELOW TO SEE MORE PICTURES OF THIS HOUSE
There has been huge interest in an exclusive housing development in Tullamore, Co Offaly, as two of the luxury five-beds were listed for sale for €950,000 and €975,000 respectively. Located on the Srah Road, the A2-rated homes have caused a stir online. Read more below picture.
There has been a major reaction online with the houses posted on the hugely popular Ciaran - Crazy House Prices page on X. One person reacted to the price by saying: "I’m flabbergasted that they can be looking for this in Tullamore with your neighbour arms length away."
Another comment read: "Did Tullamore suddenly develop a sea front, for the yacht like?" Others were left questioning if the "boom is back"?
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