Place: Nagle Mountains

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general

Mobile library on the move to bring joy to Cork communities

Donal O’Keeffe tells the story of the mobile library service which brings a sense of community and joy to people of all ages.

property

Trading up: Shanballymore, Co Cork €485,000

property

A rock-solid family home in Watergrasshill, Cork

property

Grenagh in Ballyglass full of modern comforts

Who needs snow to host a Winter Games?

property

A slice of rural paradise

Rose Martin is taken with this former hunting lodge on four acres at Ballyhooly, Co Cork

Sat, 09 Feb, 2013

This much I know: John Creedon

So far, life has taught me how to surrender.

Sat, 03 Mar, 2012

On the lookout for the Kerry slug

THE little-known Kerry slug, which hit the headlines two years ago after getting in the way of a proposed bypass road in Ballyvourney, Co Cork, is about to get back in the news.

Mon, 20 Jul, 2009

Pairc na gCrann scheme price slashes part of trend

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

Sat, 28 Feb, 2009

Kerry Pike farm has developer appeal

A FARM in Kerry Pike, Co Cork, should stir quite a bit of property development interest as - despite its Green Belt zoning - it’s just five minutes from Ballincollig, and 10 minutes from Cork city.

Thu, 03 Nov, 2005

Cut a former sawmill into your own shape

WHAT goes around comes around, and soon the sound of saws and hammers will be heard once more at this spot on the Convamore Estate in Co Cork’s Ballyhooley.

Sat, 29 Oct, 2005

Comfort zones in country homes

THERE’S money in Munster’s cities, set to go out to county and country homes.

Sat, 22 Oct, 2005

Exclusive privacy among hill and dale

THE GLASHABOY river rises in the foothills of the Nagle Mountains and makes it’s way south to Glanmire via Sallybrook, the aptly named townland.

Sat, 28 May, 2005