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This two-bedroom detached home in Glebe, Grangebellew, County Louth has arrived on the market for €175,000. This property could be an ideal home for potential buyers interested in a renovation project. The house is located in the highly sought after area of Grangebellew and is just 10km north of Drogheda. Location is key with this property as it is conveniently situated near the towns of Dunleer and Clogherhead, the M1 motorway, Drogheda's coastline as well as both primary and secondary schools.
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Shaun Doherty, Senior Agronomist at Marks & Spencer, alongside Ballymakenny Farm owners David and Maria Flynn
This much-loved event brings the past to life with a vibrant mix of music, heritage, and family-friendly fun.
Alan McCabe, Chief Examiner with competitors Emily Callaghan and Leah Glass, and Martin Browne, Chief Examiner
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