Luxury Inish Turk Beg resort is back
€1,000 a night to stay at island resort
Joanne Margossian and Mike Hunter, the owners of the luxury Inish Turk Beg off the coast of Mayo, have re-opened the private island as a resort business.
Margossian is understood to have interests in the horse breeding industry. She and Hunter acquired the island in 2013 and it was re-launched as a destination for guests in April.
The 65-acre island had been put on the market for close to €3 million, but ultimately sold for €1...
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