Flattered by the follow, John? Irish property Instagram handle Romantic Irish Rescue now counts Channing Tatum as one of his 44k plus fans. Could the Magic Mike star be home hunting in Ireland?
Romantic Irish Rescue is one of the best home-grown accounts covering property. Run by creative director John O'Shaughnessy, it shows his love of heritage buildings in a way that woos you in.
Covering every budget, from grand to humble, it offers informed content, and it garners attention from estate agents, buyers, renovators and dreamers.
And a few celebrities. The list includes actor James Norton, wordsmith Mariella Frostrup, and our own rugby star-turned tech growth leader, Jamie Heaslip and songstress Gemma Hayes.
Actor Channing Tatum is just the latest fan to follow the fantastic feed.
The Magic Mike star is in Ireland filming the Amazon MGM Studios Isle of Man, which is based on the legendary motorcycle race, the Isle of Man TT.
In between takes, he might be lured by the Lecture Hall in Nenagh, Co Tipperary.
Also known as 48 Pearse Street, Nenagh, it was designed by Dublin architect William Fogarty and is being sold as office space, seeking €350,000 through Sherry FitzGerald Talbot.
It has wonderful features, but what’s also of interest is that John also calls out is civic past.
In an era before public libraries, it was home to the “Nenagh Young Men's Literary Association, which provided reading rooms, libraries, lectures and debates, creating opportunities for self-education and public discussion.”
He says the building speaks to Victorian educational idealism and civic improvement, but he caveats that by wondering what date women were permitted to join.
Cloghrhu is a 151 square metre seaside home in the Arts and Crafts style just outside Ardmore in Co Waterford.
It offers a window onto the coastline of the sunny south-east with a beach in one direction and a round tower in the other.
Situated just up the road from The Cliff House, the four-bedroom, detached property has an F Ber rating and is in need of complete modernisation.
It is seeking €750,000 through agents Brian Gleeson Property.
Home to illustrious hunt balls in the 1960s Bermingham House is a Georgian pile outside Tuam, Co Galway, that is set on 200 acres of parkland.
Built in 1730, the seven-bedroom property was, in the early 1900s, home to huntswoman and hostess, Lady Mollie Cusack-Smith. Under her stewardship,
Lady Mollie made the property a destination, in equestrian circles and beyond, hosting glamorous hunt balls that became a fixture of the Irish social calendar.
In 1968, Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and his then partner Marianne Faithfull were guests of the lady of the house.
The property includes a sweeping drive, an enclosed courtyard and other outbuildings and is seeking €1.75 million through agents DNG John Joyce.
Maybe Tatum is also doing a spot of house hunting on his rest days.
If he’s in the market for a Dublin city pad, John’s perfectly turned-out three-bedroom red brick house in the heart of the Liberties in Dublin 8, is for sale.
Situated just around the corner from St James’ Gate, the home of Guinness, it is in impeccable order and comes with its own stories.
As you would expect, number 10 Thirlestane Terrace is the perfect blend of old and new.
The three-bedroom, two-bathroom, C1 Ber-rated terraced house, which extends to 96 square metres, is seeking €625,000 through agents Sherry FitzGerald.
The film also stars Eve Hewson, Ciarán Hinds, Éanna Hardwicke, May Calamawy and Ruaridh Mllica.
Reid Carolin is directing the film. He also wrote the script alongside Jason Keller and Bryan Johnson.
The movie is produced by Tatum and Carolin's Free Association, Brad Pitt's Plan B, and Entertainment 360's Guymon Casady and Keller.
Situated just a block from Meath Street, should he make the move, you could expect those in the locale to possibly knock on his door and invite him to Lucky’s for a pint.
