A major flaw in the Estate Agent's blurb suggests the house is in Enniscorthy. The map suggests the house is located in Bunclody! One of them is right. If the house is located in Bunclody then you should request the EA to change the listing - otherwise people seeking to purchase locally in Bunclody may not even stumble across the listing.
The house looks to be very well maintained but rather impersonal, yes, I know we are supposed to de-personalise for selling purposes but this looks to have been taken to the extreme.
The kitchen/diner looks to be a fine kitchen/from the photos. On the other hand the photos of the living room make it look like a waiting room. I'd change the large sofa to put it across the window, and scatter the remaining chairs around the room in a more sitting room less waiting room feel. Maybe even take one of the sofas away, scatter a couple of colourful cushions and a throw.
As other posters have mentioned, it's hard to get a sense of feel for the bedrooms and how they might accommodate a bed/desk. Why is the master bedroom not listed first?
Houses near us in Ireland are selling very fast and for way over asking price in most cases (often + 20%/25%).
Get the address listing corrected either way, the talk to your EA about advertising if necessary. You can pay to pop up first on DAFT or you could advertise in the property section of your local newspaper.
I don't know either Enniscorthy or Bunclody but a house at this price near me would be snapped up in minutes at that price.
I also wonder did anyone mistakenly read the €20.00 Resident's Association annual charge as €2,000. Perhaps the ES could amend it to read €20 !!