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Zuckerberg buys 19th-century castle in Ireland

HarZaviya summary · from 3 outlets

Most outlets reported that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife have purchased a historic castle in Ireland, noting its location and intended use. The News International added that the property will be used by the family during visits to the country, while Aaj News highlighted the castle’s Gothic style and proximity to Meta’s European headquarters.

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  1. Mark Zuckerberg buys grand Irish estate with 11-bedroom castle

    Zuckerberg reportedly paid between $23 million and $35 million for Strancally Castle and its estate. The post Mark Zuckerberg buys grand Irish estate with 11-bedroom castle appeared first on BOL News.

  2. Aaj News (English) 81% identical

    Meta's Mark Zuckerberg buys 19th-century castle in southeast of Ireland

    Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has bought a 19th-century Gothic-style ​castle overlooking a river in ‌the southeast of Ireland, 200 kilometres (125 miles) from his company’s European headquarters, a ​spokesman said on Thursday. Strancally Castle ​was built around 1830 on ⁠land overlooking the River Blackwater and ​underwent extensive renovation in 2003, ​according to a state architectural archive. Th...

  3. The News International 80% identical

    Zuckerberg's major Irish property castle purchase revealed: Here's everything to know

    Tech billionaire Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have bought a historic Irish castle in County Waterford, Ireland. The thoroughly renovated property will be used by the family when they visit the country. According to a spokesman statement on Thursday, Meta’s founder and CEO...

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