Culdaly

Features

• 575 acres of land
• Part of the Ox Mountains
• Freehold and commonage

Substantial land holding in two divisions split by a minor road. The folio (SL9016) is comprised of 213.70 hectares (575.014 acres) of land. The land is of mixed quality. There is 18.93 hectares (47.77 acres) of land which is owned Freehold and which has been actively farmed in recent years. The majority of this land is fair to good. Water is supplied from a stream which is piped to a trough and a spring well.

There is a further 213.77 hectares (528 acres) of commonage of which the owner has a 1/22 share. This commonage is comprised of a rocky outcrop with poor quality land. These lands form part of the Ox mountains.

The land is located circa: 17km from Swinford, 6km from Aclare and 15km from Foxford.

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Aclare (Irish: Áth an chláir) is a village in County Sligo, and the main village in the parish of Kilmactigue. The village is situated on the Inagh river, a tributary of the Moy. Within eyeshot of the village is Belclare Castle, a ruined fortress of the O'Hara family. The village, as well as the surrounding townlands, has a strong musical tradition, and is well known for its musicians and singers, particularly in Irish traditional music.