Tommy Barker says when it comes to quality, Kendal ticks all the boxes for master-craftsmanship.

There’s a wide trading-up market around Cork’s Glanmire that No 57 The Paddocks is going to appeal to.

A father yesterday broke down as he told an inquest how he tried to comfort his baby son who had sustained horrific injuries after falling from an upstairs window of their home in Midleton in Co Cork.

An ambulance going to the aid of a stricken toddler was called off after controllers were not told on a 999 call the child fell from an upstairs window, and believed he sustained a “bump” after a “simple” fall.

They were planning to celebrate his second birthday today. But instead, the parents of a toddler who died after falling from an upstairs window at the family home were last night preparing for his funeral.

HOUSES in the Paddocks in Douglas, Cork are coming up on 25 years of age — and in that period, they’ve never lost their hold in the popularity stakes.

THE first semi-final in the Munster Challenge Cup is the highlight of this weekend’s Junior programme as a rejuvenated Cobh Pirates side test themselves against in-form Richmond at the Paddocks.

NOW you see them, now you don’t — these two adjoining bungalows pictured right are about to be flattened, and replaced by separate, detached brand new homes.

THE severe weather looks set to cause further disruption to fixtures in Munster this weekend.

ALTHOUGH it is early days in the First Division of the Munster Junior League, many of the early favourites are up at the right end of the table.

IT will be a quiet weekend for most clubs on the Munster junior rugby scene, as many of them set to make their final preparations ahead of the opening league matches the following weekend.

THE All-Ireland League round-robin series comes to a conclusion this weekend with Munster representatives Richmond needing a miracle if they are to secure themselves a play-off place.

A FAMILY home was badly damaged in a fire just days before Christmas.

THEY might have once operated as a holy trinity but property developers are now blaming both banks and the Government for their woes as house prices fall to their lowest level in many years.

AND, they’re off, with yet another house joining the sale race at the Paddocks in Cork.

The drought of house-buying options at the Paddocks in Douglas, Cork, is well and truly over.

Tommy Barker says location is the reason why you can call a newly-built home of 3,800 sq ft and with a €1.6 million-plus price guide, modest.

SIX years old, and the first to be offered for sale, no 7 Berkeley is a stand-alone, detached house of 2,500 sq ft within a short walk of Douglas village in Cork.

SIX years old, and the first to be offered for sale, no 7 Berkeley is a stand-alone, detached house of 2,500 sq ft within a short walk of Douglas village in Cork.

THE PADDOCKS — where children may safely play and prices can gallop.

WE Irish like to build our houses in prominent roadside locations, making the statement “this is where I live”.