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Michael Jackson to settle in Cork?

Michael Jackson is reportedly on the lookout for a place to call home in Co Cork.

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 29 Jun 2006

The fallen King of Pop, Michael Jackson, is currently in Cork, and rumoured to be looking for a place to replace his infamous Neverland ranch in Castletownroche after his well-documented financial problems.

Jackson has been in the country since last Friday, and locals have had frequent sightings.

One Castletownroche resident told the Irish Independent that many of them had seen the king of pop's black limo. "I saw it a few days ago," he said. "It's been coming and going."

Jackson is currently staying in the now sealed-off Blackwater Castle with his children Prince Michael I, Paris Michael and Prince Michael II.

According to the Irish Independent, the place Jackson is most likely to purchase is Bar na Don in Glandore Harbour, Cork, which is being sold by TV presenter Carol Voderman for €2.6 million.

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