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Whitehall, Dublin 9

  • 15-06-2008 11:50pm
    #1
    ford fiesta
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    Looking at buying an ex-council house in Whitehall (Dublin Northside) in the Thatch Rd/Glencorp area. It seems to be in a good location but what about the area in general, anyone know of any trouble experienced there?


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  • #2
    ronbyrne2005
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    No probs, lived near area and went to school and college (dcu) there. Little bit of anti social behaviour(like every part dublin) but nothing serious


  • #3
    Ste.phen
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    I'd go so far as to say the anti social behaviour around there is far less than many other areas, though. It's a nice enough area. The ex-council houses there are mostly occupied by older people now, and mature families.


  • #4
    jdivision
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    Whitehall's nice, some areas dominated by students is only problem I could see in that they can obviously be a bit rowdy. The locals would be much quieter


  • #5
    DubLass
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 234 ✭✭DubLass


    I know of at least one house that causes concern for neighbours


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