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12 Jan 2026
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The former ‘IKES & MIKE’S’ Licensed Premises Ballydine, Kilsheelan, Co Tipperary, E91N677
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These former Licensed Premises represents a superb opportunity as it occupies a prominent and strategic position on the busy N24, the Clonmel – Waterford Road at Ballydine, a short driving distance from Carrick-on-Suir.
This well known landmark has just undergone major renovation and remodelling to incorporate 4 new, en-suite Guest bedrooms in addition to the existing private 3-bed Apartment and the separate 1-bed Apartment, offering valuable potential for the provision of Bed and Breakfast Accommodation and scope for the creation of an all-day Food and beverage destination on this arterial route to and from the South East.
The Library is suitable for conversion to a Studio Apt. The property offers ease of access/egress with a 30’ wide entrance gate directly off the main road and provides excellent car parking facilities.
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