The late Victorian property's asking price has gone up by 450,000 euro in two years
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Aherlow were crowned Tipperary county intermediate hurling champions at the weekend with victory over Gortnahoe-Glengoole in the final.
In other county games at the weekend, Mullinahone and Nenagh qualified for the county minor ‘A’ hurling final with victories over Loughmore-Castleiney and Clonoulty-Rossmore respectively; Kildangan won the county junior ‘A’ football title with victory over Ballylooby-Castlegrace; Emly and Rockwell Rovers qualified for the county junior ‘A’ semi-finals with quarter-final wins over Knockshegowna and Moneygall; while Drom-Inch beat Skeheenarinky in the minor ‘B’ hurling semi-final replay.
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