Posts by Helen McCormack
Lettings Management in Limerick
Helen McCormack Estate Agents have a large number of landlords who use us for both lettings and management services. As the business was established when this was the primary niche in the market, we highly value this sector of our business and enjoy the ongoing client contact that derives from this work as well as…
Read MoreLimerick Based Businesswoman Becomes Thought Leader in Real Estate
Helen McCormack has kicked off 2021 with a bang, achieving a Thought Leader Accreditation in Real Estate from the All-Ireland Business Foundation. The Accreditation is an outstanding achievement that recognises Helen McCormack’s dedication and hard work in providing outstanding services. It also shows that her business, Helen McCormack Estate Agents, meets the highest standards of…
Read MoreNew to buying a property? Things to consider…
If you are looking to buy a new home or property in Ireland, there are some things you should consider. Buying a property is a landmark in a person’s lifetime. Many people dream of buying a house for years or consider ‘buy to let’ investments when the time is right. People buy property in both…
Read MoreInside View: Buying a Property in 2020
The Celtic Tiger is a period in Irish History that will never be forgotten. The transformation of the Irish economy from ‘Rags to Riches’ followed by the subsequent crash in 2008 convinced us that we would never see a period of growth like that again. We are now aware of the inevitable cycles of boom…
Read MoreLimerick history
Limerick City is nearly 1,100 years old, during these years it has been a Viking settlement, a walled medieval town, a Georgian city and now a modern, vibrant metropolitan area with a rich and historic hinterland. In 1413 King Henry V granted a charter which made Limerick an independent city-state. The city even had its…
Read MoreAccess
Limerick’s excellent road and rail network reflects the region’s accessibility. Six national roads converge on Limerick city and its environs. Dublin is just a two hour drive by motorway, Galway is an hour, and Cork is 90 minutes. Not bad, if you consider how long a commute can take from one side of the capital…
Read MoreDiscover Limerick
‘Limerick is the commercial, administrative and cultural capital of Ireland’s mid-west’ Maybe you’re thinking of buying a home in Limerick but you need to know more. If so, then you’ve come to the right place. Limerick is a fantastic city with a huge range of property types with a price range which is far, far…
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