85ac farm in Barrow Valley makes €1.12m
Holding on a bend on the river is made up of grassland and forestry, and comes with a 1950s bungalow
The house and traditional yard at Clohastia
An 85ac residential farm at Clohastia, Co Carlow in the Barrow Valley between Graiguenamanagh and Borris sold at auction for €1.12m or €13,000/ac
The townland name comes from a local castle Clohastia, built by the Normans to control traffic on the river and crossing the river. It also said to have belonged to the O’Ryans of Idrone, the local Gaelic chieftains.
