PICKING out the best feature of No 1 Arvalee is quite a task. There’s a choice of what marketeers like to call USPs, or Unique Selling Points.

A FARM at Curragh More, Mitchelstown is a new market entrant with John Paul Sheehan of Lisney, who’s selling the 29-acre holding on the border between Cork and Tipperary by auction next month.

DIFFERENT eras and contrasting house styles at different ends of the Blackrock Road in Cork are newly on offer.

RECENTLY reworked on the interiors front, the five-bed, two-en suite family home Ave Maria packs a lot of property for its €300,000 guide.

THE word in property circles is that the 94-acre Egmont House property at Churchtown, Co Cork is sold, but that has yet to be confirmed by its selling agent, John Paul Sheehan of Lisney.

BANTEER’S Curate’s House, in north Cork, is being sold to fund repairs of the older, listed building, the local Catholic Church’s parish priest’s residence, which is next door to St Fursey’s church.

CHURCHTOWN is one of most horsy parts of north Cork, and a fine little equestrian property has hit the market there this spring.

A CHOICE of cottages, one city, one country, are new to market in Cork this month — the only thing they have in common is diminutive stature and good settings.

IT isn’t often that a modern dairy farm with a very old period residence comes on the market. But buyers have history as well as agricultural property on offer, with the launch of Egmont House last week.

YOU don’t lightly make the decision to move to Churchtown – people tend to stay.

SET to quicken the pulses of speculators, farmers, hobby farmers and investors is a prime farm of land at Ballinglanna, Glanmire, Co Cork.

THIRTEEN-MAN Drom-Broadford and St Senan’s booked their places in the Limerick SFC semi-finals with victories over Mungret and Fr Casey’s at the weekend.

There are three clashes down for decision in today's final round of the National Hurling League relegation section.

Limerick boss Joe McKenna has made four changes to the side that defeated Dublin last weekend for Saturday's National Hurling League relegation section clash with Laois in Kilmallock.

AN INVESTMENT property with a political twist is up for sale.

Tipperary host Wexford in Division 1B of the National Hurling League today and boss Ken Hogan has made three changes to the side that defeated Limerick last time out.

Former Clare sub-goalkeeper Ger O'Connell makes his first start for Limerick as they host Down in the National Hurling League at the Gaelic Grounds on Sunday.

Today's glamour clash in Division 1B features the visit of Limerick to Páirc Uí Chaoimh to take on the might of All-Ireland champions Cork.

Former Limerick captain Mark Foley is a late withdrawal from the team to face Cork in the National League on Sunday in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

Limerick 2-11 Clare 1-12

Waterford 1-20 Limerick 4-07

CHURCHES and conversion are no strangers to one another, and a hotel building at Church Bay outside Cork harbour is a place prime for conversion.