The sale of Munster land at auction for a figure less than €10,000 per acre is not ordinarily worthy of note in the current climate. However, a sale that took place on Monday of this week at GVM’s offices in central Limerick did have some extenuating circumstances in its history.
For a start, access to the property was via a long right of way, with no road frontage. In addition, a certain amount of the lands were in a SAC (Special Area of Conservation), thus implying limits on its possible usage.
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