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Rising beef prices and their knock on effect on stores prices could see more people turn to calves as an option this spring according to mart managers.
An east Kerry non-residential holding with grazing ground and forestry is currently on the market. The property has over a decade of forestry premia left on it.
Ridgewood House, a spacious modern home in the heart of bloodstock country is new to the market with Jordan Auctioneers. It comes with a triple garage and a stable block with four boxes.
There were three clearance sales in Corrin Mart on Friday last, one full and two part clearances and the renowned Ballintosig herd's heifers were the star attraction.
A number of small holdings, including a roadside cottage with two bedrooms, in Co Wexford are listed for auction from the second half of February onwards with Quinn Property.
A non-residential holding a short distance from the mouth of the River Moy has just come on the market. The north Mayo land mainly consists of good grazing ground, wrties Tommy Moyles.