The borders defining the area known as the Golden Vale in Munster aren’t very precisely defined but it’s fair to say that a 166-acre residential farm near the village of Ballyagran, currently listed with GVM Auctioneers, would count as being within those borders, and right in the heart of it.

The sale of a 75-acre residential holding in the heart of the Golden Vale is bound to stop a few people in their tracks.

This week, Rituel is the Irish Examiner National Dairy Show 2019 Supreme Champion.

Near the village of New Inn in South Tipperary, a 104-acre residential holding is new to the market with Cashel Marts, and one to watch over the coming weeks and months.

Adare is a name that catches the attention. It’s one of Ireland’s most admired towns, featuring a main street that is literally as pretty as a postcard, with its thatched roof houses, pleasant public park, and old-time atmosphere.

Located just outside the village of Emly in Co Tipperary and a short distance from the county town itself, a 43-acre residential holding represents something of a sleeping giant for anyone looking for a substantial Golden Vale acreage.

Cashel Marts in South Tipperary presided over some of the best sales in Munster this year, including 75 acres at Thurlesbeg, Cashel, auctioned for nearly €21,000/acre, and in June, a 92-acre non-residential farm near Cahir auctioned for over €23,000 per acre.

Cashel Livestock and Property Sales have seen some very strong auction sales over the last two years.

South Tipperary has seen some of the strongest sales in the country already this year, as well as late last year.

Maps based on painstaking analysis of medieval papal taxes have helped create a clearer picture of population and wealth in Ireland 700 years ago.

A 91.6-acre non-residential farm in South Tipperary was sold at public auction last week,

In considering these men, it is impossible to ignore the political climate of 1917, writes Paul Rouse.

BioAtlantis is licenced to mechanically harvest kelp around the Bantry Bay area. However, despite the fiscal and employment potential and despite assurances from the company, considerable local concern remains about the impact on wildlife, livelihoods and the environment, writes Noel Baker.

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Situated just 1km north of the small hamlet of Kilbane and about equidistant (5km) from the villages of Broadford and Bridgetown, a 54-acre holding in south-east Co Clare represents very good value for a substantial parcel of ground that can be put to multiple uses.

It has gone down in racing history as one of the most unlikely yet successful comebacks, and it all started at Tipperary.

Located just a couple of kilometres to the south-east of the famous Mitchelstown Caves, a 55-acre farm in South Tipperary offers a very interesting package to different potential clients.

The blurring of lines between agricultural land and development land was a familiar occurrence during the ill-fated boom, with development potential prices winning out.