Emmett Corcoran · Cox & Walsh
Estate agency
& valuations
in Clooncagh.
Estate agency and property valuation enquiries in Clooncagh and the countryside south of Strokestown, through Emmett Corcoran at Cox & Walsh.
An illustration of property character, not a photograph of Clooncagh or a property for sale.
A sense of place
Country homes. A closer look.
Clooncagh is part of the rural landscape south of Strokestown. The townland is recorded as Clooncah in the Placenames Database of Ireland, within Cloonfinlough civil parish. Our guide and search recognise both spellings, while an Eircode or marked plan helps identify the particular property.
What comes with the house?
A country home may include a garden, yard, outbuildings or a separate field. Start by identifying what you intend to sell and what you intend to retain. If there is a shared entrance or land on the other side of a road, flag it early. A clear brief makes the photography, description and first viewing more useful.
A local address is the beginning of a valuation
Two homes using the same broad address can differ in accommodation, condition, access and the land included. The asking price should reflect evidence about the property rather than an ambition chosen to win an instruction. If you need a report for an estate or family arrangement, explain the purpose and requested date before a figure is discussed.
Clooncagh and neighbouring townlands
In and around
Clooncagh.
These neighbouring townlands help place rural enquiries around Clooncagh. They are separate addresses, not subdivisions of a single village. Share whichever local description you use, with a location plan where available.
- Aghalahard
- Killultagh
- Lackan
- Reagh
These are local examples, not a complete townland directory. Share the exact address, county or a location plan when you enquire.
A useful question
Can I enquire using the local name Clooncagh?
Yes. Clooncagh and the recorded spelling Clooncah are both recognised here. Give the townland and county, then add an Eircode or marked plan if you have one. That is enough to start a conversation about a sale or valuation.
Around the area.
All local areasLocal context: sources and notes
Local guides are general information. Illustrations are not listings. Particulars, travel connections, title, access and planning position must be checked for the property concerned.
Townlands.ie / OpenStreetMap contributors (n.d.) Clooncah townland and neighbouring townlands. Available at: Clooncah townland and neighbouring townlands (Accessed: 1 November 2026).
Placenames Database of Ireland (n.d.) Clooncah: name, location and historical spelling Clooncagh. Available at: Clooncah: name, location and historical spelling Clooncagh (Accessed: 1 November 2026).
Office details: Cox & Walsh. No separate branch office is implied by an area page.