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Prime land for sale near Cork's famous Chetwynd Viaduct

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Prime land for sale near Cork's famous Chetwynd Viaduct
Situated near the famous Chetwynd Viaduct that spans the main road to Bandon (N71) about 5km from Cork city, one of the most anticipated portions of farmland in Munster this year has just been put up for sale with Keane Mahony Smith auctioneers.
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Barry the greatest bowler of all time
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IT WAS a case of “all aboard” for a night of nostalgia as a town remembered the end of its golden age of rail.

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ROAD BOWLING legend Mick Barry said he was “taking it all in his stride” yesterday as his native city named a road after him and hosted a City Hall reception in his honour.

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