>To cap off this immense island regeneration, Ireland offers cash grants of up to €84,000 (approx. US $92,000) to anyone who buys property on one of the islands after July 1. The catch is that the property must have been built before 1993, and must have been vacant for at least two years, Business Insider reported.
>>To cap off this immense island regeneration, Ireland offers cash grants of up to €84,000 (approx. US $92,000) to anyone who buys property on one of the islands after July 1. The catch is that the property must have been built before 1993, and must have been vacant for at least two years, Business Insider reported.
It''s a f----- Globalist development.
It''s a f----- Globalist development.
How?
How?
Read the official government info provided in this thread by
Read the official government info provided in this thread by @Professor_de_la_Paz
I wonder who the property belonged to? Did they confiscate these homes? From what the pics show, these homes will need hundreds of thousands of dollars to rehab - maybe more. And you can bet that every single thing has to be approved by TPTB first, likely waiting months for permission to tear down a vine.
I wonder who the property belonged to? Did they confiscate these homes? From what the pics show, these homes will need hundreds of thousands of dollars to rehab - maybe more. And you can bet that every single thing has to be approved by TPTB first, likely waiting months for permission to tear down a vine.
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