The most viewed homes for sale overseas by Britons virtual window shopping have been revealed, with traditional overseas property hotspots such as Spain and France failing to make the grade.
But this time around they have failed to make the list, which is dominated by Ireland and Jamaica instead. The only other country to feature is Italy, the exclusive Zoople data for MailOnline Property shows.
The most popular properties overseas online have been revealed and include this four-bedroom property on Sherkin Island in Ireland (scroll down for more details)
The property website declined to be drawn into the reasons why Ireland featured heavily other than saying that its scenic landscape and low population density also make it an attractive option for those looking to work remotely .
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New Ross Firm Raises €37,000 for Fethard RNLI to help Save Lives at Sea
24th April 2021
Fethard RNLI at the €37,000 cheque presentation from from Integer New Ross
Fethard RNLI has received a generous €37,000 donation from Integer New Ross this week, after the company’s staff and management chose the lifeboat station as its charity of the year.
Volunteers at Fethard RNLI were delighted to be considered and chosen as Integer’s charity of the year in 2020 and have been overwhelmed by the amount raised.
Receiving the funds raised from Seamus Hamilton of Integer New Ross, Sarah Bates, from Fethard RNLI’s fundraising branch said: ‘We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the staff at Integer. As a charity, Fethard RNLI totally depends on the goodwill of the public to provide our lifesaving service. This significant donation will continue to help us save lives at sea on the Hook Peninsula and on the River Barrow up to New Ross.