Glaslough's Coach House & Olde Bar For Sale at €2 Million After 65 Years With One Family
The Coach House & Olde Bar on Main Street, Glaslough, 150m from the gates of Castle Leslie Estate, is on the market through Tobin Estate Agents guiding in excess of €2 million, ending 65 years with its current owners.
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The Coach House & Olde Bar on Main Street in Glaslough has been put up for sale, with selling agents Tobin Estate Agents guiding the licensed premises in excess of €2 million, Northern Sound reports. The sale marks the end of an era for the current owners after 65 years.
The property sits on a site of 1.32 acres in the heart of the village, just 150m from the gates of Castle Leslie Estate. According to Northern Sound, it includes large landscaped gardens, ample parking, a seven-bedroom residence and a three-zone licensed premises.
The MyHome.ie commercial listing, created on 1 October 2026, gives the asking price as €2,000,000 for the Coach House & Olde Bar, Glaslough, Monaghan, H18 XR64, with John Tobin Estate Agents as the selling agent.
Northern Sound said the sale is expected to attract interest locally and further afield, as properties of this kind rarely come on the market. Glaslough is also hosting Local Enterprise Office Monaghan's National Women's Enterprise Day event at Castle Leslie this week.
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Local Enterprise Office Monaghan marks National Women's Enterprise Day on Thursday 15 October at Castle Leslie, Glaslough, with a keynote and workshop by Annette Kelly and a fireside chat with Liz Christy and Sammy Leslie.
Fine Gael councillor Pauric Clerkin says drink and drug driving and speeding in north Monaghan villages are worrying, and is pressing for more Garda presence plus faster traffic calming in Ballinode, Tydavnet and Scotstown.
The Irish Red Cross and Monaghan Social Prescribing have opened a free-to-join community café at Carrickmacross Family Resource Centre, running on the second and fourth Saturday of each month.
