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Former Tipperary cinema turned into 3-bed house for sale for just €30,000
A former Tipperary cinema converted to a house more than 60 years ago has hit the market again for a tiny price.
The old cinema at Lorrha is listed for sale for just €30,000 and may be a DIYer's dream as it is in need of extensive refurbishment.
The listing for the property says that the "former cinema which was converted to a residential property circa. 1960 offers one the opportunity to renovate this residence to it s former glory.
"Now dormant and in need of extensive refurbishment, this property is well located close to the village centre and offers lots of potential."
Lorrha is a historic and Monastic Village in North Tipperary, about eight kilometres from the larger town of Portumna and about five kilometres east of the point where the River Shannon enters Lough Derg.
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