‘Gentleman’s residence’ by Lough Derg with boathouse and 1.2km driveway, for €4.8m
Built for the Sadlier family in the 1750s and restored in the late 1990s, Bellevue House has 2km of frontage on to Lough Derg – and its own boathouse
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‘Significant increase’ in bonfire callouts in North ahead of Twelfth celebrations
Hundreds of Orange Order parades to take place in more restricted and localised fashion
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Almost 250 bands paraded locally during Twelfth celebrations
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Cork Orangemen celebrated Battle of Boyne years before North
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Loyalist bonfire night sees surge in fire brigade call outs
Emergency services respond to 133 incidents as unionists stage ‘annual diplay of hate’
Image of Martin McGuinness attached to ‘Twelfth of July’ bonfire
Fires will be lit in loyalist areas across Northern Ireland on Tuesday night
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Visit Druid sites, kayak past Viking settlements or see a lamb being born
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America Letter: As Taoiseach goes to meet Trump, prejudice issue once again to the fore
Munster dig deep again as Kilcoyne’s late try secures win in Wales
Rassie Erasmus’s side go back top of Pro 12 table after victory away to Ospreys
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There's a frank walking tour of the Bogside, with a broader perspective from city walls
Des Carlos leads Castleknock to historic first Dublin final
St Jude’s run of semi-final defeats continues in low-scoring encounter at Parnell Park
‘Most successful Twelfths in recent years’ police say
Reports of a number of ‘distasteful and offensive’ hate-type incidents will be examined
Bonfires lit across Northern Ireland to mark Twelfth commemorations
Authorities cautiously optimistic events can pass off peacefully
‘Grasp nettle’ on ending Twelfth parade disputes - Orange Order
Members protesting at Drumcree each Sunday since 1998 in bid to cover Garvaghy Road
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Jonathan Davies signs up to play with Scarlets
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Slick Ireland show their greater strength in depth
Impressive display bore hallmarks of a squad well-coached by Joe Schmidt
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