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20 May 2022
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Longford farm to be sold at online auction: Glenmore, Kenagh, Co Longford is C. 50ac of prime agricultural land
A circa-50 acre farm close to Ballymahon in County Longford is sure to attract strong interest at an online auction on Thursday, March 24 at 12 noon, registration at www.raymondwhite.ie.
Glenmore, Kenagh, Co Longford is C. 50ac of prime agricultural land, with a derelict cottage, dry stone wall boundaries, and mains water.
Located only 6kms from the market town of Ballymahon. It is described as a fine parcel of land and is guiding at €10,000 an acre.
This is a good farm of land and is suitable for a number of farming enterprises. It is served by the main N55 and is sure to appeal to buyers across the agricultural spectrum and perhaps beyond. It is a 3 -minute drive from the town of Ballymahon.
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