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Loftus Hall: ‘Ireland’s most haunted house’ up for sale with offers expected to exceed €4mHistoric Wexford mansion Loftus Hall, famous for ghostly legends and eerie past, is back on the market for new investors.
Loftus Hall, reputed to be Ireland’s most haunted house, is up for sale again after extensive renovation. The Co Wexford ...
Galway artists in the frame for the incognito art sale in aid of Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation
Galway artists have once again shown their huge hearts in donating an array of uniquely special artworks for this year’s ...
When Mandy Forster was planning a move to Ireland from the UK, she was looking for a home in the countryside, in which she ...
Persistent shortages in the residential market coupled with robust demand has resulted in stronger price growth in 2024.
House prices across Ireland rose by an average of 3.7 per cent during the first three months of 2025, with inflation reaching ...
Property price inflation in the capital is now running at 12.2pc, the highest rate in eight years. Median asking prices in ...
Cork are through to the Division 1A hurling league final against Tipperary in a fortnight but manager Pat Ryan says the main ...
Independent.ie on MSN12d
On the market: Four country homes within walking distance of villagesPN O’Gorman Auctioneers (051) 421 226 Located in the seaside village of Fethard in south Wexford, this dormer bungalow is 700m from the village centre with its shops, pubs, mini market and the ...
The investigation, carried out by Ulster University PhD researcher Oisin Keenan, under the supervision of Dr Karen Kirby, surveyed 393 adults living in defective concrete homes across Ireland.
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