Monastery has leisure potential

By Tommy Barker

Sat, 08 Feb, 2003 - 00:00

The sale to Cork developer Barry Supple, revealed exclusively in last week's Irish Examiner, paves the way for a significant development on its c 200 acres of prime East Cork land, with landmark historic property at its centre.

A spokesperson for John F Supple this week confirmed the sale had been secured, believed to be for close to 4 million.

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