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Birmingham (Solihull)

AthAnRi · 2004-08-19 20:28:01

I'm considering a move to solihull near birmingham. Just wondering if anyone knows anything about it or if there are any decent websites about it? What kind of Irish community is there in Birmingham? I assume it's pretty strong like most major English Cities. What are good areas of Brum and places that are better to avoid?

19-08-2004 8:28pm

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AthAnRi

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I'm considering a move to solihull near birmingham. Just wondering if anyone knows anything about it or if there are any decent websites about it?

What kind of Irish community is there in Birmingham? I assume it's pretty strong like most major English Cities.

What are good areas of Brum and places that are better to avoid?

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#2 19-08-2004 9:20pm

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Try http://www.upmystreet.com/overview/?l1=solihull#Msc - there is link to their forums at the very bottom of the page

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#3 21-08-2004 7:35pm

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There are lots of Irish and people of Irish origins in Birmingham. I've often been over to visit relations there and I have always found it to be fine.

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