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Miriam Mulcahy

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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Miriam Mulcahy

    Five-bed, five-bathroom home on Foxrock’s Hainault Road (opens the original)

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    When the owners of Newlands on Foxrock’s Hainault Road bought it in 2014, they demolished the existing house and built a new property on the site. So even though Hainault Road is full of older houses, many of which have been renovated or are undergoing extensive makeovers, buyers in search of a more modern home should be happy with what is on offer here. Newlands is a substantial, detached five-bedroom home with an A2 Ber and an area of 380sq m (4,090sq ft) spread over three floors. It has ple

  2. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Miriam Mulcahy

    Renovated Mountpleasant Avenue Victorian with bright kitchen in Ranelagh (opens the original)

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    Number 49 Mountpleasant Avenue Upper is a renovated four-bed Victorian that is now on the market with Mullery O’Gara, seeking €1.295 million. The owners bought the 145sq m (1,560sq ft) end-terrace property in 2021 and got stuck into it as a renovation project, updating the bathrooms, decorating all the rooms, sanding the floors and installing a new extension. The Ber rating is E1. Set back from the road behind a neat beech hedge, the entrance hallway is painted a fresh green, and red and gre

  3. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Miriam Mulcahy

    Look inside: Regency villa on enchanting grounds in Delgany (opens the original)

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    “When people come in the drive,” says one of the owners of Glenair House – a Regency three-storey home in Delgany, Co Wicklow, dating from 1804 – “I wanted them to see it as it looked over two centuries ago.” The couple bought the 358sq m (3,853sq ft) detached hunting lodge in the late 1990s and have meticulously maintained and decorated the listed property, so it now presents to the market in wonderful condition. Glenair House has been run as a farm, an equestrian operation and head

  4. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Miriam Mulcahy

    Elegant Victorian home with sea views on Dalkey’s Sorrento Road (opens the original)

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    Rockmount, located at the junction of Dalkey’s Sorrento and Victoria roads is an elegant, double-fronted early Victorian four-bed, now for sale through Sherry FitzGerald seeking €2.85 million. Semidetached and well set back from the road, it has a generous gravel drive, behind iron gates, that can accommodate up to three cars. The entrance hall, with polished timber floors, decorative ceiling coving, cornicing and an archway, has four reception rooms leading off it on either side. To the lef

  5. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Miriam Mulcahy

    Elegant country home with sophisticated, airy interior near Punchestown (opens the original)

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    Swordlestown Lodge, near Punchestown in Co Kildare, is an intriguing prospect that will be hard to match. A relatively newly built six-bedroom pile, extending to 712sq m (7,664sq ft) with a B1 Ber, its exterior and layout feels like a country house that has sat on this four-acre parcel of land for centuries. However, only a portion of it remains, in the form of an old schoolhouse on the grounds, which has been renovated. Its owner, Jess Colivet, a personal stylist, has decidedly mixed feelings a

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