Moynsha House will set buyers’ hearts racing

The eight-bedroomed Georgian residence boasts well-proportioned, elegant reception rooms and was bought by the Byrne family 25 years ago and completely renovated.

Moynsha House will set buyers’ hearts racing
Tue, 21 Oct, 2014 - 01:00
Audrey Galvin

The Irish home of the late business tycoon, Patsy Byrne, has come on the market in Abbeyfeale in West Limerick.

Moynsha House, with a guide price of €1.65m, sits on an elevated site overlooking the River Feale.

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CourtsPlace: AbbeyfealePlace: west LimerickPlace: Moynsha HousePlace: River FealePlace: DuaghPlace: LondonPlace: KildarePlace: MoynshaPlace: MullaghareirkPlace: WimbledonPlace: Olympic stadiumPlace: Emirates StadiumPlace: North KerryPlace: ListowelPlace: SurreyPlace: EnglandPlace: Tipperary North TDPlace: IrelandPerson: ByrnePerson: Patsy ByrnePerson: JohnnyPerson: Johnny ByrnePerson: JP McManusPerson: Michael LowryPerson: Mícheál Ó MuircheartaighPerson: Paddy ReillyPerson: Michael HouriganPerson: Niall QuinnEvent: KerryEvent: Listowel Racing FestivalEvent: Cheltenham FestivalOrganisation: HouseOrganisation: Goffs CountryOrganisation: Byrne Group plcOrganisation: Sunderland FC
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