Tut Tut, all the RIGHT people in West Cork have their grounds tended for them, well I presume that’s what they mean when I hear them talking about hedge funds
Rather nice. Pontoon looks a bit exposed for anything other than a RIB though. I presume you’d have to keep your yacht on a swinging mooring out in the river.
About 800k is all that delusional banker will be offered.
In order to head up a worthless tip like AIB ( whihc will come looking for more state aid in the next year) you need to know the price of nothing as well as the value of nothing…nothing being what AIB is actually worth.
I’m sure Duffy is a grand chap and clrearly not responsible for aib’s woes since he’s relatively new but I wonder would he accept payment in aib shares at feb 2007 prices.
If so I’d buy the gaff for 4m equivalent, assuming I could borrow from aib
I would tend to agree with you, interesting that the highest priced paid for a house in Cork City or County last year was for Seamark. Just goes to show the draw of West Cork. I reckon Mr Duffy could get €3 maybe €3.25m
You can’t really compare those two properties - can you?
Not for me. To paraphrase Othello: "Leverage, leverage, leverage! Oh, I have lost my leverage! I have lost the immortal part of myself, and what remains is bestial.
In as much as you can compare any two one off houses. Location seems to be the big thing with these types. Seamark has the better location Mr Duffys probably has better grounds. it will be fascinating to see what it goes for