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Tuesday 18 May 2021
And it’s for sale (if you have nearly €3 million lying around).
There’s no exams here, that’s for sure.
This home has been brought slap-bang into the present day.
The views are to die for.
Live a life by the sea.
It’s in one of the oldest parts of Cork city.
A five-bed property with incredible views of Dublin Bay.
It’s been in the FitzGerald family for 700 years.
And it has a 43-speaker system too.
Henry Ford’s family once were tenant farmers here.
It’s a very big house in the country.
Dromore Mill has wet rooms and a bootroom. Say no more.
Make the most of the bright summer nights.
Maureen O’Hara was very happy here (and there’s room to land a seaplane).
That’s only for starters.
Take a look around 20 Wellington Road and its gorgeous high-class features.
Everything you need to know in one quick guided tour.
Georgian mansion in Sunday’s Well has magnificent views of Cork city.
The extras have it: secret gardens, pleasure paths, swimming pool, tennis court, croquet lawn, stables – you certainly won’t be bored.
We take a look at what that amount of moolah could get you around the rest of the country.
This detached house is a contemporary abode tucked away in a quiet part of Dublin.
9 Albert Court East used to be a cottage – now it’s a beautiful and neat home.
A Blackrock home with a surprise modern addition.
Clarendon, near Rathgar Village, is impeccable on every level.
A Killiney home that’s perfect in so many ways.
55 Leeson Park is a period building with character and style.
Everything you need to know in one quick guided tour.
High ceilings, wooden floors, grand windows, in a home with history.
Tea for one on the breakfast deck please.
Okay, it’s an inactive volcano but still…
This house comes with a seven-floor underground Cold War missile silo, launch control centre, and private runway. Oh, and it’s also bomb-proof.
ALL RETAIL STORES are permitted to reopen their doors from today after months of closure.
Although some shops opened for click-and-collect or retail by appointment last week, all non-essential shops can now reopen fully in the latest easing of restrictions.
Duncan Graham, Managing Director of Retail Excellence, said today is “a landmark day for the retail industry in Ireland and fantastic news for 280,000 retail employees around the country”.
So today we’re asking: Will you head to the shops today?
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This week, our reader is enjoying life in Sligo during lockdown and watching her spending.
Enjoy a section from a new work by an Irish author this Sunday morning.
A shower in the morning, then a t-storm
Max: 14 °C
Min: 4 °C
A thunderstorm in spots in the afternoon
Max: 15 °C
Min: 5 °C
Rain at times
Max: 14 °C
Min: 8 °C
