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8th December 2023
10:17am GMT
Emily Mullen
Sharing a single image of a portable structure which appears to be standing in the middle of a farm yard complete with cattle gates in the left foreground and a pile of gravel to the right. The place is in the incredibly rural location of Laught, Lisnagry, Castleconnell, Ahane, co. Limerick, which according to Google Maps is a rough 20-minute drive from Limerick City. The small structure which has since been removed from Daft.ie, was up for rent for a whopping €800 a month and €9,600 for the year. Described as a "studio" by the potential landlord, which is code for mostly everything being in one room. Taking to Twitter Hearne shared a picture of the rental with the words "Another enterprising landlord. Must have been inspired by hearing about the poor woman living in a cow shed in Cork. Limerick 800 a month for this... Advertised on Daft". A commentator on the post has contented that these portable structures are appearing "all over. Pods in the back yard," and questioned whether there are any "Local authority inspections anymore?". Spotted any other disgraceful buildings up for rent? Send them on to us on hello@Lovin.com READ ON: -I went to Vegas to see U2 at the Sphere, and it's the spectacle you imagine it is -Guinness and Pellador FC announce limited edition jumper collab just in time for Christmas -Irish language film Kneecap will be the first of its kind to premiere at SundanceAnother enterprising landlord Must have been inspired by hearing about the poor woman living in a cow shed in Cork Limerick 800 a month for this... Advertised on Daft pic.twitter.com/mD5qIzZtgx
— Rory Hearne (@RoryHearneGaffs) December 5, 2023
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