When crash-time houses become homes

Hit by the crash, Cork's Rochestown scheme Courtwood is finally coming home as sales get ticked off.

Sat, 29 Feb, 2020 - 15:00

Tommy Barker

HOUSES at the Courtwood development, in Cork’s outer suburb of Rochestown at Garryduff are in the process of moving from being houses, to becoming homes.

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