West Cork cottage used in Rose Dugdale's 1974 art heist fetches almost €1m

The three-bed cottage, with stone outbuildings, and 22 acres of rough farmland right on the edge of the Atlantic ocean at Reenogreena, Glandore.
A cliffhanger cottage that was Rose Dugdale’s West Cork hideaway bolthole for the stolen Beit art collection 50 years ago — a haul worth over €100m in today’s terms — has just been sold for close to €1m.
Just changed hands to US-based buyers is a three-bed cottage, some stone outbuildings, and 22 acres of rough farmland right on the edge of the Atlantic ocean at Reenogreena, Glandore.
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