TALK about auction fever — a recent result in Co Cork for land is upping the ante once more.

IT may be hard to believe, but the aerial photos of this farm were taken only last week. Unseasonally fine weather resulted in clear images, from which it can seen that the crop of winter barley is off to a good start on the land, at Knockanemore, Ovens, Co Cork.

IT has a stunning location overlooking the Lee Valley at Ovens, so it’s no wonder that the name of this house, Magh Aoibhinn, means ‘pleasant plains’.

A NUMBER of schemes earmarked for small villages have been refused planning permission by Cork County Council.

IF THE cliche 'development follows roads' is anyway true, then it is only a matter of time before the land with Knockanemore House gets extra value added to it.

IF THE cliche ‘development follows roads’ is anyway true, then it is only a matter of time before the land with Knockanemore House gets extra value added to it.