Key Points
- Mark Zuckerberg bought a Gothic castle in Ireland for 30 million euros
- The castle is located in Waterford, Ireland
- Zuckerberg bought the castle with his wife, Priscilla Chan
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Facebook and Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg has purchased a Gothic castle in Ireland for 30 million euros. The castle, located in Waterford, Ireland, sits on a 178-hectare estate. Zuckerberg bought the castle with his wife, Priscilla Chan.
The castle was built between 1825 and 1835 and has a three-story structure. It is situated between Cork and Dublin cities in Ireland and has a private pier connecting to the Blackwater river.
Zuckerberg stated that he bought the castle to visit his offices in Ireland more frequently. Meta has a team of 1,500 people in Ireland and has offices in Dublin and Cork.
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- Why did Mark Zuckerberg buy the castle?
- Zuckerberg stated that he bought the castle to visit his offices in Ireland more frequently
- When was the castle built?
- The castle was built between 1825 and 1835
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- The castle has 178 hectares of land
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