Emmett Corcoran · Cox & Walsh

Estate agency
& valuations
in Dromod.

Selling a property in Dromod, or arranging a valuation? I am Emmett Corcoran, Senior Partner, Sales and Valuations at Cox & Walsh. Our firm’s office is at The Property Exchange in the village.

Which valuation do I need?
A contemporary Irish country home · For illustrative purposes only
A contemporary Irish country home · For illustrative purposes only

An illustration of property character, not a photograph of Dromod or a property for sale.

A sense of place

Village life. Carefully presented.

Dromod sits beside Lough Boderg and Lough Bofin, with a harbour and a railway connection on the Dublin–Sligo line. Those features help explain the setting; the particulars still need to describe the individual property accurately.

Make the everyday detail visible

A buyer needs to understand how the home works: the entrance, room layout, garden, parking and access. References to the harbour or railway should be specific to the property, without assuming a particular walking time or view. Clear photographs and a considered description can answer practical questions before a viewing.

Price the home, not just the address

Two homes in the same village can differ in condition, accommodation, outside space and occupation. I would explain the evidence behind a pricing recommendation and the assumptions that need checking. The aim is a reasoned plan that can be reviewed against the response to the marketing.

Village and surrounding townlands

In and around
Dromod.

Dromod is a useful starting point for nearby rural enquiries, including Aughry, Clooncolry and Cloonturk. Annaduff and Bornacoola have their own wider-area guides; tell us the exact townland rather than relying on the nearest village name.

  • Aughry
  • Clooncolry
  • Cloonturk

These are local examples, not a complete townland directory. Share the exact address, county or a location plan when you enquire.

Your property in Dromod

A clearer
starting point.

Whether you are preparing to sell or need a valuation for a particular purpose, these details help make the first conversation useful.

  • The address, Eircode and property layout
  • Details of parking, garden and any shared areas
  • Your proposed timing and arrangements for access

A useful question

Can I discuss a Dromod property before deciding to sell?

Yes. An initial conversation can establish what you are considering and what information would be useful. If you need a formal written valuation, say who will rely on it and for what purpose so the work can be scoped separately.

Relevant reading

Asking price, market value, and the offer worth considering

Before the photographs: getting a property ready for sale

An illustrative view of the Dromod development opportunity. Boundaries, buildings and surrounding context are indicative. For illustrative purposes only.Featured property · Dromod

For sale through Cox & Walsh

Dromod.
What comes next.

Main Street, Drumod More, Dromod. Approximately 1.71 acres, offered with outline permission for 17 new homes.

Detailed permission required. Price on application.

Explore the development site View on Daft

For illustrative purposes only.

Around the area.

All local areas
Local 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.

Leitrim Tourism (n.d.) Dromod. Available at: Dromod (Accessed: 1 November 2026).

Fáilte Ireland (n.d.) Things to do in County Leitrim. Available at: Things to do in County Leitrim (Accessed: 1 November 2026).

Cox & Walsh (n.d.) Contact. Available at: Contact (Accessed: 1 November 2026).

Townlands.ie / OpenStreetMap contributors (n.d.) Annaduff townlands. Available at: Annaduff townlands (Accessed: 1 November 2026).

Your Leitrim Ancestors (n.d.) Townland, parish and county index. Available at: Townland, parish and county index (Accessed: 1 November 2026).

Office details: Cox & Walsh. No separate branch office is implied by an area page.

Start a conversation

A clear first step

Tell me what
you have in mind.

Start with a way to contact you. Add as much or as little as you like.

Send a property enquiry
Change at any time. Your answers stay with you.

An email address or phone number is enough to begin. Every other answer is optional — skip a question or send your enquiry whenever you are ready.

How can I get back to you?

Give either an email address or a phone number. You can add both if you prefer.

What should I call you?

Your first name is fine. You can leave this for later.

What is the valuation for?

Choose a purpose if you know it. We can help clarify the right report.

What kind of property is it?

A broad description is enough at this stage.

Where is the property?

An address, townland, town or county will help. It need not be exact yet.

Do you have the Eircode?

If not, simply skip. Land and some properties may not have one.

Do you have a folio number?

Only if it is to hand. There is no need to find documents before getting in touch.

What timing do you have in mind?

Whether you are just exploring or have a date in mind, let me know.

Would you like to add a few photos?

A few ordinary phone photos can help set the scene. They are optional and you can share them later.

Property photos only, please. Leave identity documents and confidential legal papers out of this form. Selected photos are uploaded only when you send.

Is there anything else I should know?

A question, your circumstances, or the best time to contact you. A few words are plenty.

Only an email address or phone number is needed to send.

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About this website

Clear information.
Considered advice.

This is Emmett Corcoran’s professional property website. Property imagery: For illustrative purposes only. The marketing studies use fictional briefs. They are not current listings or records of client work.

Article review status and source-check dates are shown on the individual pieces. See the editorial approach. General information does not replace advice on a particular instruction.

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