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Cheapest house in Ireland

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  • 19-05-2003 11:45am
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    PH01
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    OK I'm bored, so I did a search of MyHome.ie for the cheapest house in Ireland (under €50,000 and it has to have a roof) by county.

    Here are the results:
    Co Cork - €50,000Lomanagh, Coolea, Co Cork hn000242_t.jpg

    Co Kerry - €50,000Faha Cottage, Killarney, Co Kerry cn000421_t.jpg
    Co. Limerick - €50,000Carrickerry, Co. Limerick re000207_t.jpg
    Co Mayo - €30,000Knock, Co Mayo 1jimmyfinnsmall.jpg
    Co. Monaghan - €25,000Cullentrabane, Laragh, Castleblaney, Co. Monaghan DSCF0003.JPG
    Co Tipperary - €38,000Curryquin, Dolla, Nenagh, Co Tipperary tt000637_t.jpg
    Co Westmeath - €50,000Cummerstown, Collinstown, Co. Westmeath dd000258_t.jpg


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    #2
    p.pete
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    My God, I planned to never own a home in Ireland due to the cost (mainly). I can reconsider now. Just bring down the insurance prices and I can afford to live here.


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    alir123
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    You'd have to put in another 50k to make them livable & also theyre probably miles away from nearest big town.
    Also there is one or two there........you're paying for a site, because the cottages are so old, its better knock them.


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    poppygirl
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    €30,000 for a house in Knock, but please, who would live in Knock:confused:


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    damnyanks
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    Religious people ?


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    poppygirl
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    Can you imagine being a kid growing up there. V. fcuked up


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    p.pete
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    Grow up in Knock, Go to College in Maynooth, return as a priest - the perfect location for fanatical parents to bring up their kids.


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    Morpheus
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    is that the swwet sound of duelling banjo's I can hear in the background? hmmm, maybe its just the wind..... a word spings to mind.....
    "deliverance!"
    :rolleyes:


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    ToxicPaddy
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    Altogether now...

    "Ding Ding Ding.. Ding Ding.. Ding Ding Ding Ding"


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    #10
    p.pete
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    Squeel like a pig boy!


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    #11
    PH01
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    Com'on leave Knock alone. It can't be all that bad? Anyone here from Knock?


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    p.pete
    Registered Users Posts: 4,267 ✭✭✭p.pete


    Originally posted by PH01
    Com'on leave Knock alone. It can't be all that bad? Anyone here from Knock?
    We stopped there once when passing through on a school tour. Lots of people trying to sell us rosary beads.


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    PH01
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    Originally posted by alir123
    You'd have to put in another 50k to make them livable & also theyre probably miles away from nearest big town.
    Also there is one or two there........you're paying for a site, because the cottages are so old, its better knock them.

    It wouldn't take that much to make a house liveable. As long as it has a good roof, windows, minimum damp, - a couple of grand would make any of these OK to live in. Surely?


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