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Sligo Estates - An auctioneer and estate agent selling cottages, residential and commercial properties, and sites.
DM Auctions - Specialists in town and country houses, rural houses and small farms.
King Auctioneers - Commercial, residential, licensed premises, mortgages, valuations, rural renewal tax incentive scheme.
Yeats County Properties - The services include property sales and management, auctioneering, professional valuing and mortgage advice.
Schiller & Schiller Auctioneers - Licensed Auctioneers, specialise in all types of properties in Ireland.
Gilmartins - Retail unit and bed and breakfast for sale in location at Strandhill.
Irish Property Market - Listings of residential, agricultural, commercial and industrial property and a national property services database that includes auctioneers, architects, solicitors, surveyors and moving companies.
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