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VS-0002 Ballea Road, Carrigaline CK40581F Patrick P O'driscoll Register Address of Property: Folio Owner: Address of Owner: Valuation Date Entered Map¹: Administrative No: Reference: : onto Register: Area: VS-0015 Ballyleary, Cobh 126864F Edmund Kenneally Brackenwood, Hilton, Model Farm Rd, Cork €1,450,00 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD Paul Montgomery Reardons, Washington Street, Cork 0 Joe Balfry Reardons, Washington Street, Cork VS-0017 Ballyvoloon, Cobh 118717F Mijos Developments 5 Cromwells, Forth Heights, €2,050,00 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD Ltd Wexford 0 VS-0017 Ballyvoloon, Cobh 42014 James Crowley Santa Maria, Rushbrooke, Cobh, Co. Cork €165,000 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD VS-0017 Ballyvoloon, Cobh 162039F Anne Crowley Ballinroad, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford €160,000 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD VS-0017 Ballyvoloon, Cobh 31002 John Barry The Glebe, Cobh €150,000 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD VS-0018 Ballyvoloon, Cobh 149381F Kathleen Damery Carrig Greine, Ballyleary, Cobh, Co. Cork €450,000 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD VS-0018 Ballyvoloon, Cobh 139182F Paul Damery Carrig Greine, Ballyleary, Cobh, Co. Cork €12,000 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD VS-0018 Ballyvoloon, Cobh 43503F Kathleen Damery Carrig Greine, Ballyleary, Cobh, Co. Cork €50,000 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD VS-0019 Carrignafoy, Cobh 113014F Aceville Developments c/o O’Sullivan Brothers DIY, Hollymount €800,000 29/12/17 Link to Map Cobh MD Ltd Industrial Estate, Hollyhill, Cork VS-0024 Baneshane, Midleton 116174F William H C Cuddy Kilcoolishal, Glanmire, Co. Cork €195,000 29/12/17 Link to Map East Cork MD VS-0024 Baneshane, Midleton 169248F Flynn Assets Limited 19 Kingsfort Avenue, Castlepark, Mallow, Co.Cork €1,350,00 29/12/17 Link to Map East Cork 0 MD VS-0028 Castleredmond, Midleton 166710F 3DNR (Charleston) Unit B1 Fotapoint Enterprise Park, Killacloyne, €1,365,00 29/12/17 Link to Map East Cork Carrigtohill, County Cork 0 MD VS-0002 Ballea Road, Carrigaline CK40581F Patrick P O’Driscoll Boycestown, Carrigaline, Cork To Be 23/12/20 Ballincollig Confirmed Carrigaline MD in 2021 VS-0007 Kilnagleary, Carrigaline CK36806F John O’Connell Kilcarrig, Crosshaven Road, Carrigaline, Cork To Be 23/12/20 Ballincollig Confirmed Carrigaline MD in 2021 VS-0008 Kilmoney, Carrigaline CK40581F Paul Harrington The Alders, Upper Kilmoney Road, To Be 23/12/20 Ballincollig Carrigaline, Cork Confirmed Carrigaline MD in 2021 VS-0021 Terrysland, Carrigtwohill CK113189F Bowth Holdings Tramore House, Reeveswood, Douglas, Cork To Be 23/12/20 Cobh MD Limited Confirmed Kill, County Kildare in 2021 Terrysland Property Developments Limited VS-0021 Terrysland, Carrigtwohill CK149718F Bowth Holdings Tramore House, Reeveswood, Douglas, Cork To Be 23/12/20 Cobh MD Limited Confirmed Kill, County Kildare in 2021 Terrysland Property Developments Limited VS-0021 Terrysland, Carrigtwohill CK175491F Lyndubh Kill, County Kildare To Be 23/12/20 Cobh MD Developments Confirmed Limited, c/o BAM in 2021 VS-0021 Terrysland, Carrigtwohill CK30829 Barry Horgan Chestnut Heights, Leaselands, Mallow, Co. To Be 23/12/20 Cobh MD Cork Confirmed in 2021 Chestnut Heights, Leaselands, Mallow, Co. Cork John Horgan Cuandor, Ballyellis, Mallow, Co. Cork St. Joseph’s Road, Mallow, Co. Cork 14 Granary Wharf, Passage West, Cork Kathy Jean Horgan Kieran Horgan Stephen Hyde VS-0022 Carrigane Road, Carrigtwohill CK52596 Murnane & O’Shea Lahadane, Bantry, Co. Cork To Be 23/12/20 Cobh MD Confirmed in 2021 VS-0023 Terrysland, Carrigtwohill CK144519F Dion McKeown, Carrigtwohill, Cork To Be 23/12/20 Cobh MD Confirmed Troy McKeown, Carrigtwohill, Cork in 2021 VS-0023 Terrysland, Carrigtwohill CK97988F Catherine McKeown Massabielle, Belvelly, Cobh, Co. Cork To Be 23/12/20 Cobh MD Confirmed in 2021 VS-0097 Carrignafoy, Cobh CK32369 Frank O’Mahony & Clash, Little Island, Cork To Be 23/12/20 Cobh MD Martin O’Mahony Confirmed in 2021 .
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