Emmett Corcoran · Cox & Walsh
Estate agency
& valuations
in Doughill.
Property sales and valuation enquiries in Doughill and the surrounding Roscommon countryside, with a personal point of contact based in Strokestown.
An illustration of property character, not a photograph of Doughill or a property for sale.
A sense of place
A rural setting. A clear account.
Doughill, recorded as Doughil in the Placenames Database of Ireland, lies in Cloonfinlough civil parish. Curraghroe is a separate nearby locality. These familiar names help place an enquiry, but the townland and extent of the property establish what is being discussed.
A home and a holding may need different plans
If a dwelling comes with agricultural land, consider the whole property before deciding how to present it. Describe each parcel, its entrance and how it relates to the house or yard. Selling together or considering separate lots raises different questions about access and services; these should be resolved with the relevant advisers before the marketing promises separate opportunities.
Bring the practical details into the first conversation
Explain how the property is occupied and serviced, what records you have, and whether there is a deadline. A few ordinary photographs can help introduce it. You do not need to find every document before getting in touch, and a sales discussion can begin well before you decide to put the property on the market.
The surrounding countryside
In and around
Doughill.
Killavackan, Erenagh and Gortgallan border Doughil townland. Curraghroe is a nearby local starting point with its own townland identity. These examples help describe the wider area; they do not define a service boundary.
- Killavackan
- Erenagh
- Gortgallan
- Curraghroe
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 about land without an Eircode?
Yes. Give the townland and county, together with a marked location plan or folio number if you have one. An Eircode is not required to start an enquiry. The holding and its access can then be identified before the scope of work is agreed.
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.) Doughil townland and surrounding townlands. Available at: Doughil townland and surrounding townlands (Accessed: 1 November 2026).
Placenames Database of Ireland (n.d.) Doughil place-name record. Available at: Doughil place-name record (Accessed: 1 November 2026).
Townlands.ie / OpenStreetMap contributors (n.d.) Curraghroe townland. Available at: Curraghroe townland (Accessed: 1 November 2026).
Office details: Cox & Walsh. No separate branch office is implied by an area page.