Pittsburgh Ireland Center On Sale For $ 1.5 Million In Discount | News | Pittsburgh

If you get lost in the car from Kenny Wood, you may have passed a long rectangular building on the back street of Squirrel Hill with the word ‘Irish Center’ printed in dark green letters on the gable wall. The Ireland Center in Pittsburgh is currently available at a reduced price.

The Ireland Center in Pittsburgh sells for $ 1.5 million through real estate firm Berkshire Hathaway. So if someone and their 699 friends are interested in an underground pool, two bedroom ranch, and parking lots above and below, this property is a great opportunity.

Seen from Parkway East, near the Nine Mile Run Trail and Firelane Trail in Frick Park, the Irish Center dates back to 1966, when it was founded by Reverend Patrick McCarthy, a resident of St. Paul’s Cathedral. He has a story. Professor at Duquesne University.

The center hosted cultural, educational, social and recreational activities. Irish Community Includes sessions for musicians playing traditional Irish music, traditional Irish dance competitions from 1972 and weekly Irish lessons. For more information, please visit the following URL: Berkshire Hathaway website.