Property Listings

The property comprises a strategically located 59-acre industrial and commercial landholding with flexible lot sizes available from 2 acres upwards. Benefitting from a long-established ''Enterprise & Employment'' zoning and use, the site represents a rare large-scale development opportunity in a prime regional location. Zoned ‘Enterprise and Employment’ under the Cahir Local Area Plan 2021–2027, it is ideally suited for a wide range of business park, commercial, industrial, logistics, warehousing, and light manufacturing uses. The lands enjoy excellent access to major road networks, offering superb connectivity for businesses seeking a centrally positioned site serving both regional and national markets.

Location
The property is strategically positioned on the northern edge of Cahir, in south County Tipperary, benefitting from extensive frontage onto the N24 Cahir Bypass — a key east–west transport corridor connecting Limerick to Waterford. With direct access to Junction 10 of the M8 Motorway in under five minutes, the site offers unrivalled connectivity to Cork, Dublin, and Limerick, placing it firmly at the Crossroads of the South.

Located just 2 km from Cahir town centre, the property enjoys easy access to surrounding commercial hubs including Clonmel, Cashel, Mitchelstown and Tipperary Town — all within a 20-minute drive. This ensures a strong local service network, established supply chain links, and workforce accessibility.

Cahir occupies a strategic national position within Ireland’s southern logistics corridor, approximately equidistant from Cork, Limerick and Waterford, each reachable in just over an hour by road. Dublin is also within convenient reach, approximately two hours via the M8 and M7 motorways, making the town a central distribution and enterprise gateway serving all major Irish urban markets.

On an international scale, Cahir’s position along the M8 corridor provides efficient routes to the deep-water ports of Cork and Waterford and access to Shannon, Cork and Dublin International Airports, each within 90–120 minutes. This makes the location highly attractive for export-oriented industries, logistics operators, and multinational enterprises seeking a nationally connected and internationally competitive base.

The area also benefits from regional rail services via Cahir Train Station, with onward connections at Limerick Junction to Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Waterford, strengthening the site’s multimodal transport profile.

With a local population of approximately 3,700 (CSO 2022) and over 28,000 people residing within a 20 km radius, Cahir provides a skilled and accessible labour force. Combined with its exceptional transport infrastructure and central position in Ireland’s logistics network, this location offers an ideal setting for enterprise, manufacturing, distribution and industrial development — both for domestic and international operators.

A rare opportunity to acquire a high-profile retail and hospitality premises occupying one of Cashel's most prominent locations — at the junction of the Dublin Road, Ladyswell Street, and Moor Lane, right in the heart of the town centre. This landmark position places the property less than 200 metres from The Rock of Cashel, one of Ireland's most iconic heritage attractions, which welcomes over 400,000 visitors annually.
The property benefits from substantial passing vehicular and pedestrian traffic and enjoys direct access to the Rock of Cashel Car Park with the Bru Boru Heritage Centre in close proximity as well, both of which are key destinations for tourists and locals alike. Its commanding corner position at a major junction linking the town to the M8 motorway provides exceptional visibility, prominence, and accessibility, making it ideal for a wide range of retail, hospitality, and mixed-use purposes.
Set over two spacious floors, each of approximately equal size, the building extends to a total of c. 5,000 sq.ft. (464 sq.m.) and includes a private courtyard to the rear. With dual frontage and access from both Ladyswell Street and Moor Lane, the property also benefits from excellent views towards The Rock of Cashel, enhancing its appeal for hospitality, retail, or tourism-related enterprises.
Historically, the ground floor operated as a retail unit, whilst the first floor was in use as a restaurant, with earlier layouts incorporating private residential accommodation also. Crucially, no part of the structure is listed, offering complete flexibility for reconfiguration or redevelopment to suit a variety of future uses. The property is currently vacant, allowing for immediate occupation or refurbishment. Given its zoning and past uses, the premises would readily lend itself to retail, café, restaurant, residential, boutique accommodation, or cultural/tourism ventures, subject to planning permission.
Located within a short stroll (c. 200m) of The Rock of Cashel, this property enjoys one of the most strategic and visible positions in the town centre. The wider Cashel area continues to grow as a vibrant tourism and heritage hub, supported by year-round visitor numbers, travel guides, a strong local business base, and its excellent connectivity — with the M8 motorway just 1.5 km away providing direct access to Dublin, Cork, and Limerick. This is a rare opportunity to secure a landmark retail and hospitality premises in a location that combines strong commercial potential with unparalleled tourism exposure.

This stunning four-bedroom detached residence, set in the peaceful and picturesque surroundings of Rathkenny, Drangan, Thurles, Co. Tipperary. This exceptional home offers the perfect blend of modern living and rural charm, providing an incredible opportunity to own a spacious family home in a breath-taking location. Built in 2001 and spanning approximately 180.2 Sq.m. (1,940 Sq.ft.), this beautifully designed home is move-in ready and finished to a high standard. Step into a warm and inviting entrance hall that seamlessly connects the spacious interiors, including a well-appointed kitchen, a dedicated office space, a sitting room, a versatile downstairs bedroom, a stylish fully tiled bathroom, and an open-plan living and dining area that flows effortlessly onto a sunlit patio—perfect for indoor-outdoor living. The home boasts quality finishes throughout, including elegant timber flooring in key areas and a charming red deal fitted kitchen complete with a Belling electric cooker over a gas hob. The adjoining utility room offers added convenience with direct access to the backyard also. The living cum dining area is bathed in natural light from a south-facing patio door and a beautiful bay window to the front of the property, creating a warm and inviting ambiance. A large Boru stove with a back boiler enhances the main living area's warmth. Additionally, this back-boiler is complimented with an oil-fired condensing boiler for efficient heating throughout. Upstairs, the first floor is illuminated by Velux windows and front-facing dormer windows, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. The luxurious master bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe and a fully tiled en-suite with a mains shower. Two additional well-sized bedrooms, a fully tiled main bathroom with an electric shower, a hot press, and clever storage spaces complete this level. A Stira staircase provides easy access to the attic for additional storage. Set on a generous 0.5-acre site, this property offers immense potential for further landscaping, gardening, or possible development (subject to planning permission). Enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and the iconic Slievenamon mountain in the distance, all from the comfort of your own home. Despite its tranquil setting, this home is conveniently located near essential amenities in the nearby villages of Cloneen, Drangan, and Killenaule. The bustling towns of Callan (18km) and Fethard (8km) offer additional shopping, schools, and recreational facilities, while the larger urban hubs of Clonmel and Kilkenny provide even greater access to services and transport links.