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Ireland
Ireland offers instructive parallels for Jamaica in housing policy, church property, emigration and diaspora ties. Jamaica Homes News covers Irish housing and property news, including church property transfers, housing affordability debates and development trends of interest to Jamaican readers.
Dublin’s St Patrick’s Cathedral completed a €9.4 million restoration in 2021, including 14,000 Welsh slates, funded by government, sponsorship and visitors, plus €3.4 million in borrowing after the pandemic cut visitor income.
A 3.16-acre former Sisters of Mercy convent complex in Passage West, Cork, was listed at €1.2 million with full planning permission for 35 apartments, 13 detached homes and two shops, keeping the historic convent facade.
St Nicholas’ Church at Moyliskar near Mullingar, a former Church of Ireland building out of use for about 30 years, was listed at €170,000, offering 139 square metres, 0.7 acres and stained glass attributed to Sarah Purser.
The Presentation Convent in Fermoy, Co Cork, a 15-bedroom house built around 1820 on 6.8 acres and owned by the order since 1922, was listed at €850,000, its first time on the market in 97 years.
Three companies went to court claiming rights over a €4.9 million to €6.1 million Mount Anville site, including a nursing home and walled garden, while the Society of the Sacred Heart said sale talks ended with no deal.
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