Appetite for agricultural land showing no signs of abating

The value of farmland in Ireland has steadily continued to rise in recent months, as industry experts tell Conor Power
Appetite for agricultural land showing no signs of abating

Herd of Friesian cattle grazing beneath the Galtee mountains, Glen of Aherlow, Tipperary, Ireland.

Appetite for Agriculture Land Shows Little Sign of Abating Interest rates, wars and climate policy have all had their say on the matter but Irish agricultural land prices continue to increase and demand has almost never been stronger.

“‘Hot’ is the word I’d use to describe the agricultural land market at the moment,” says Mike Brady of agricultural advisors The Brady Group. 

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