From Spain to Ireland: why overseas buyers are turning to Irish property as temperatures rise
Extreme heat, geopolitical uncertainty and political upheaval are prompting more European and American buyers to consider Irish homes
Hillwalk Tours Walkers on the Dingle Way. In Europe and in the US, Ireland is finding favour as a sanctuary – an escape from oppressive heat for some, and escape from oppressive politics for others.
It didn’t take news that Meta chief Mark Zuckerburg was hotfooting it to a Munster castle to show that Ireland's attraction for international property buyers is on the rise.
Mr Zuckerberg has secured the 440-acre Strancally Castle estate is located on the banks of the River Blackwater, near the village of Knockanore in West Waterford.
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