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Locals win race for wicklow lots
Only locals stayed in the race for what was described as "a marathon affair" at the auction of a Co Wicklow farm last week.
Mixed results for Meath sites
THERE were mixed fortunes for Co Meath auctioneers Smith Harrington, who sold an 18.5ac residential farm for €325,000.
Premier sale harks back to Tiger days
A prime agricultural holding in Co Tipperary sold after auction last Thursday for a figure in excess of €11,000/ac.
Mystery buyer snaps up 113ac Laois section
A 113ac farm in Co Laois was sold prior to auction recently for an undisclosed sum believed to have been near its €452,000-565,000 guide.
Wexford withdrawl
Twelve acres of farmland near Rosslare Harbour was withdrawn at auction recently at €172,000.
Cork city farmland ticks all the boxes
A 99AC residential farm on the outskirts of Cork city, which comes up for auction on November 26, is "there to be sold".
Local farmers snap up small holdings
A FARMHOUSE on 27.8ac in Co Meath sold to a local farmer for €290,000.
Hidden gem in Galway
A sizeable hill farm in a scenic part of Co Galway steeped in history has come on the market with an attractive guide price of €250,000.
Late boost for Kilkenny vendors
Despite a disappointing auction result for a Kilkenny farm, the fortunes of the vendors turned around later that evening when contracts were signed.
Wicklow 22ac sells in one lot
Co Kildare-based auctioneer Paddy Jordan enjoyed auction success on Wednesday with the sale of a 22ac residential farm for €400,000.
Inside Property
- Quality land set to go under hammer
- Parcel sale exceeds all auction expectations
- Deal still to be done on fine farm in Limerick
- 87ac non-residential farm withdrawn from auction
- Co Laois 'farmer's farm' sold privately
- Kilkenny letting goes for a €270/ac
- Plenty of interest for 63ac in Co Kildare
- Escape to the country
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