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Price slashed for Déise tranquility
A lmost half of the original asking price has been shaved off a Co Waterford farm. The 82ac residential property at Shanbally, Lemybrien, was first up for sale in April 2008 at a €1.7m asking price.
Cork 16ac to be sold in three lots at €400k guide
A 16ac residential holding in west Cork will be offered for sale in lots at public auction on March 5.
Land quality boosts interest in Kilkenny
APART from being one of the first auction sales of the year, the quality of the land is generating interest in a Co Kilkenny farm.
Land values drop further
AGRICULTURAL land values continued to decline at an accelerated rate last year, with Leinster and Connacht taking a bigger hit than Munster.
Roscommon farm reduced
THE asking price for a residential holding on 48ac in Co Roscommon has been reduced from €500,000 to €400,000 in order to sell.
Neighbours battle it out for Galway 70ac
TWO offers have been made on a 70ac farm of mixed quality in Co Galway, which is attracting the attention of neighbouring farmers.
Credit gap stalls sales
The agricultural property market will remain stalled throughout this year unless credit availability improves, auctioneers have warned.
Kerry sell €380k farm to supplier
A 68ac non-residential farm put on the market by Kerry Group was secured by one of its own milk suppliers for close to €380,000 recently.
Mullingar 32ac shifts in two lots
A 32ac non-residential farm close to Mullingar in Co Westmeath was sold in two lots after part of the farm was withdrawn from auction.
Land prices in UK to see growth
BRITISH land prices are expected to increase by 3-5pc in this and coming years, according to a leading estate agent in the country.
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