Irish Independent - Farming

Another flurry of sales in the Premier County

- JIM O’BRIEN

SOUTH Tipperary auctioneer­s have become very fond of the auction room as land in that area sells like sugar candy at a carnival. The local lords of the turf have an insatiable appetite for property and deep pockets with which to feed it.

In the coming weeks, Cashel Mart has a number of smaller plots of land along with a substantia­l farm extending to 88.75ac.

Among the smaller plots is a 13ac parcel at Hughes’ Lot East on the outskirts of Cashel.

The lands are part agricultur­al, part zoned. A portion of 8.9ac is agricultur­al ground in grass, while 4.2ac is zoned as new residentia­l phase 2 lands.

The parcel is described by Alison De Vere Hunt as very high-quality ground with potential on many fronts. This is guided at €16,000/ac.

Another 13ac parcel is located at Templenoe, Cashel, Co Tipperary. Located 5.5km from Cashel and 14.8km from Cahir, the land has plenty of frontage extending to 320m on to two roads and comes with entitlemen­ts. The property has spectacula­r views and, subject to planning, would make an ideal site for a residence. This is guided at €17,000/ac.

Land prices in New Inn, South Tipp have often been among the strongest in the country. A 22.5ac holding at Garranlea, New Inn, 10km from Cashel and 13km from Cahir, is laid out in two fields and described as grazing land of a very high quality. This is guided at €15,000/ac.

All three parcels will be sold at auction at Cashel Mart at 2.30pm on Wednesday, November 7.

Thurles

Later in November, Cashel Mart is showcasing an 88.75ac farm at Ballycarra­ne, Thurles, Co Tipperary. It comes for sale with a guide of €15,000/ac.

It is described as a superb tillage farm, all laid out in one block in seven fields located on the edge of Thurles between the old sugar factory and a residentia­l area. The place has limited road frontage but is described as the best of ground with no waste that may have solid hope value given its proximity to the town.

It comes to auction at the Horse and Jockey Hotel at 2.30pm on Tuesday, November 20.

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