Ballina is the largest town in Co. Mayo and home of the famous River Moy. The town has an extremely old history dating back to the Stone Age. There are numerous tombs (megaliths) to be found in the area of Ballina and Mayo. Ballina's main claim to fame is its river which is internationally renowned ... [More]
46 Houses for for sale in Ballina in TOTAL. Displaying Ballina properties 1 to 10
37 Quignalecka is a superb 3 bed roomed semi-detached residence, traditional in décor and welcoming in design. Located in the ever popular Quignalecka development just off the main Sligo Road ...
Commercial Unit In The Heart Of Ballina Spanning 2 Floors ...
Luxurious, contemporary, comfortable, are just some of the words used to describe this superbly finished 4 bedroom semi detached home. Located in the highly renowned Rehins Fort development just off ...
3 bed property on large site, panoramic countryside views, great location minutes from Lahardane village. ...
Site With FPP In Shanaghy Heights, Ballina within walking distance of the Golf Club, town centre and all local amenities, this 0.15 acre approx. plot has full planning permission for a detached dormer ...
Located in a high profile location on Abbey Street, retail units for lease are in high demand in this district. ...
3 Bedroom Terraced Property. Located only minutes walk to Ballina Town Centre is this 3 Bedroom Terraced property at Lord Edward Street, Ballina. ...
3 bed semi,mature gardens,fully tiled bathroom,fully tiled ensuite,downstairs toilet,dual central heating,solid fuel stove. ...
Semi Detached 4 Bedroom. Located in the ever popular Rehins Fort development is this 4 bedroom semi detached property. Situated near the end of a cul de sac this property would make an ideal family ho ...
4 Bedroom Detached Bungalow in Breaffy, a popular residential district of Ballina� Located just 2.5 miles from Ballina and resting on a large private site is this wonderfully finished 4 bedroom ...
Ballina is the largest town in Co. Mayo and home of the famous River Moy. The town has an extremely old history dating back to the Stone Age. There are numerous tombs (megaliths) to be found in the area of Ballina and Mayo. Ballina's main claim to fame is its river which is internationally renowned as an exceptional source of salmon. As a result, the town attracts many anglers each season. St-muredachs-cathedral.jpg The town has developed not only in size but in location. The early settlement of Ballina was at Ardnaree which is on the east of the river. The visitor can trace this from the ruins of the 15th century Rosserk Friary. During the 18th century, the town developed on the other side of the river and is now a busy commercial and tourist centre. The Moyne Abbey is also definitely worth a visit. Source : Myguideireland.com