Agent: DNG Ella Dunphy of Kilkenny
Number of properties on the books: 81-plus. Four new developments and three properties in Inistioge
People are looking for: Dubliners looking for restful homes away from city and work
Fastest sale: The Motte restaurant, sold in six weeks to a Dublin restaurateur for around €600,000
Most expensive property: Moate House, a five-bedroom restored Georgian house on the corner of Mill Road and High Street for €500,000
Cheapest property: The Croft, a three-bedroom stone cottage on a third of an acre. Needs a new roof but lived in and comfortable. Asking €155,000
What won't shift? Nothing - can't get enough properties for the huge Dublin market
Average monthly rent for a two-bedroom property: €575
Daytime Inistioge: walking in Woodstock Estate, salmon and trout fishing in the Nore and browsing along the craft trail. View the motte and bailey and priory ruins. Great sporting area (hurling legend Eddie Keher lives here) with GAA, tennis, and soccer. Golf and pony-trekking at Mount Juliet. Strong ICA, painting group and St Colmcille's choir. Lunch at Circle of Friends or The Old Schoolhouse
After dark: dine out at The Motte or The Maltings. Music and a pint at Avril Lenehan's, O'Keefe's, O'Donnell's or Doyle's
Issues: trucks thundering through the village on the Wexford-Kilkenny route
in conversation with Kate McMorrow