Place: Quaker Road

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property

Refurbed home presents a rare opportunity near Cork city centre

THERE have only been a handful of house sales in recent years in Cork city’s Windmill Road, and now, here comes the long-time family-owned home, No 11.

property

Last chance to buy into niche development at Cork’s Evergreen Road

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Starter homes: Quaker Road, Cork City €135,000

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House of the week: Cork City, €170,000

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Rip Van Winkle terraced home back from slumber

news

City safety audit sought after student’s 30ft fatal plunge

Large crowds expected to mourn UCC student

THE college student whose body was found in Cork on Tuesday, five days after he went missing, will be buried tomorrow.

Thu, 08 Dec, 2011

Gardaí treat UCC student’s death as a tragic accident

GARDAÍ are treating as a tragic accident the death of a student whose body was found in Cork city yesterday, five days after he was reported missing.

Wed, 07 Dec, 2011

Style and location proves size isn’t everything

THE hand of an interior designer can be seen in the look of 29 Quaker Road, a tiny Cork city two-bed home with a €150,000 asking price to match.

Sat, 16 Jul, 2011

Hidden city gem

HIDDEN away, quiet but within a few minutes’ walk of Cork city centre is the residential enclave Parkowen, just off Quaker Road.

Sat, 24 Jul, 2010

Mid-terrace house in demand

EAST View Terrace looks out over the pretty, and inner city old Quaker cemetery off Quaker Road in Cork city.

Sat, 03 Mar, 2007

Man’s death directly related to alcohol abuse

THE DEATH of a man days after he was admitted to hospital with a nosebleed was directly linked to his abuse of alcohol, an inquest heard yesterday.

Fri, 28 Apr, 2006

Death of man hospitalised after nose bleed linked to alcohol abuse

THE death of man 18 days after he was admitted to hospital with a nose bleed was directly linked to his abuse of alcohol, an inquest heard yesterday.

Fri, 28 Apr, 2006

Stylish overhaul a winner as home finds willing bidders over €200,000

A PRICE survey marks the fact that the average Irish house now costs a startling and painful to fund €200,000. Just as that stark reality sinks in, a mature city house which came on the market in Cork pitched just below that figure has been bidded up well past200,000 by its first viewer.

Sat, 30 Nov, 2002