*The block of cottages were on the market for  €700,000. 

A BLOCK OF COTTAGES on Francis St in Ennis have been acquired as part of the Ennis 2040 Strategy and is set to become a car park.

Initially on the market for €700,000, a deal for the block of six cottages was agreed before Sherry Fitzgerald McMahon put the properties on sale at auction.

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