HE tied fishing flies with Eric Clapton, played the blues with the greats, touring with Jimmy Page, Motorhead and the Moody Blues — but the late Doug Lock left the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle to fish in Fermoy.

UNLESS properties are in a bullet-proof setting, price slashing is the only way to get rid of built and unsold stock.

IT used to be ‘Build it and They Will Come,’ now it is a case of ‘Price it Right, and They’ll Come and Buy.’

CCM have a tidy farm on offer at Careysville, Clondulane, through their newly opened offices in Mitchelstown.

TIGER WOODS pops in for a spot of fishing just up the road and the river Blackwater winds lazily round the valley below.

FINDING a good house in this price range is difficult enough these days, but finding one that’s detached with buckets of character is good fortune indeed.

BOUNDED by the Careysville estate on one side and Glandalane House on the other, Mill House at Clondulane, Fermoy, is a secluded, single-storey bungalow with buckets of charm.

WITH the new by-pass plan for Fermoy and a new River Blackwater crossing inching ahead, a new house development close to its path will proves the adage that development follows roads — and in this case precedes them.

CLONDULANE isn’t a soft, symmetrical Georgian manse, but a Victorian five-bed house that commands attention.