AUCTIONEER Pat Crean in Tralee feels that the dynamic town’s property market has all but bottomed out.

THE level of property activity is definitely well up on last year, according to Pat Crean of Sherry FitzGerald Stephenson Crean Property Management & Sales Advisors.

DEFENDING champions, 11890 Killester, UL Eagles and DCU Saints all confirmed their positions but the other hopefuls still have some business to attend to in the run up to the NIVEA for MEN SuperLeague play-offs.

STILL reeling from their defeat at the hands of DCU Saints, defending champions, 11890 Killester were on the receiving end again when losing 75-67 to Belfast Star in their NIVEA for MEN Super League at Clontarf at Saturday night.

WITH defending champions 1890 Killester in waiting, the remaining quarter-finals of the Men’s SuperLeague National Cup will be played this weekend.

AN EXCEPTIONAL coastal setting in Co Kerry, with cliffs at a boundary, is a bonus with this Ballyheigue farm.

This impeccable five year-old, 2,770 sq ft dormer in Rose of Tralee country guides at €395,000.

THE demand for holiday homes isn’t what it used to be, but Sherry FitzGerald Stephenson Crean, in Tralee, say buyers are still interested when the price is right.

HEATING up nicely and just over a week on the market is a 1.75 acre site at Mountoven, on the Camp side of Tralee.

Beautiful Ballyheigue Bay is just a walk from this little bungalow at Buncurrig, on the outskirts of the Kerry village.