HeyJaredTommy Barker
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- Sep 8, 2026
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Tommy Barker: I'm back in love with Cork's urban core — What are your favourite city sights? (opens the original)
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Might it have been rose-tinted spectacles or the necessary sunglasses? Was it the heat of the moment and the hot days and nights of the summer weeks that were in it? Was it the good company after attending a book launch at Cork City Library during Heritage Week, and the multicultural buzz all about of a sun-saturated Saturday afternoon? You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in
Tommy Barker: I'm back in love with Cork's urban core — What are your favourite city sights? (opens the original)
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Might it have been rose-tinted spectacles or the necessary sunglasses? Was it the heat of the moment and the hot days and nights of the summer weeks that were in it? Was it the good company after attending a book launch at Cork City Library during Heritage Week, and the multicultural buzz all about of a sun-saturated Saturday afternoon? You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in
Coastal homes continue to add value (opens the original)
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WILL Irelandâs protracted summer heatwave do for seaside living and coastal property what the coronavirus pandemic did six years ago? Drive up demand, and thus prices, as it did, well in excess of nationwide averages? It very well might, after record numbers of us thronged our beaches and coves to cool down by the waterâs edge over the protracted scorcher spell. Covid and its lockdowns and the sudden ability many, many firms and workers had to pivot to remote working drove up demand for more
Top-tier coastal homes grab limelight (opens the original)
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Headline-grabbing sales of high-end coastal properties continue to give the impression that anything by or on the sea commands a price premium and flies out the door – but that’s not necessarily the case in the wider picture. Just as sectors of the domestic Irish house market are showing signs of a cooling off – or, at least a reduction in the annual pace of price inflation (6.2% nationally year to May, or 7.3% excluding Dublin) – so too it is in the case of coastal listings … regular users of p
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