Sherry FitzGerald Gallagher

• Sherry FitzGerald Gallagher
• 85 Glaslough Street, Monaghan, Co. Monaghan,
• 047 71461
• 047 77948

• Residential (54)
• Rentals (1)
• Commercial (6)

Residential For Sale

These are some of the areas we have properties in: View all (54) Ballybay (1) Carrickmacross (1) Castleblayney (3) Clontibret (2) Cootehill (1) Emyvale (5) Monaghan Town (40) Scottstown (1) Here are some of the types of properties we are currently listing: View all (54) Bungalow (4) Detached House (17) End of Terrace House (2) Semi-Detached House (13) Terraced House (10) Site (5) Apartment (3)

Recently Sale Agreed Properties:

Dernagrew, Monaghan 4 Fairview Drive, Monaghan Corvally, Glaslough, Co.Monaghan 15 Cavanreagh, Scotshouse 40 Beechgrove Lawns, Monaghan

Recently Added Properties:

€50,000 63 Glaslough Street, Monaghan €162,500 14 Drumbear Wood, Cootehill Road, Monaghan €150,000 Greenmount House, Tirkeenan, Monaghan €165,000 Ard Radharc, Drumbear, Monaghan €110,000 46 Dr Mc Kenna Terrace, Monaghan

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About Sherry FitzGerald Gallagher

Robbie Gallagher set up business in Monaghan town in 1999 and formed the Sherry Fitzgerald Gallagher alliance in 2003. Seeing a gap in the market, he opened his second office in Castleblayney on 9th October 2006 to service mainly South Monaghan. The premises are in a very prominent position on Castleblayney’s main street.




Castleblayney is the third largest town in County Monaghan, located on the main national primary route from Dublin to Derry (N2). The national secondary route (N53) links the town to Dundalk, opening the gateway for the region. Castleblayney has continued to function largely as a market/service centre for its rural hinterland, which extends in to County Armagh. The town benefits from its strategic location both nationally and in relation to Northern Ireland; and its potential for tourism based on recreation in and around Lough Muckno.




The decline in agriculture and the closure of key industries and service functions in the town have left obvious structural deficiencies in the town that need to be addressed. However in recent years the town has developed as a residential centre and new commercial and retail developments have strengthened the towns economic foundation. The population of Castleblayney Town, according to the 2006 Census, dropped by 4.25 % however Castleblayneys rural hinterland increased by 16.5 %. The local authority for the area is Castleblayney Town Council.

Our Team

Robbie Gallagher - Managing Director Phone: 0868161929 Email: Robbie@sfgallagher.ie