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Where to rent in dub24?

newzealander · 2010-01-21 09:34:30

Hi ,I got a job in the dublin 24 area,Where would u recommend to live.Somewhere beside a luas line would be good and close to a good gym ,shops etc

21-01-2010 09:34AM

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newzealander

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Hi ,I got a job in the dublin 24 area,Where would u recommend to live.Somewhere beside a luas line would be good and close to a good gym ,shops etc

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#2 23-01-2010 06:48AM

aingeal_croi

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you could try springfield, that is very close to the square

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#3 23-01-2010 06:50AM

aingeal_croi

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haa BTW Ia m a kiwi living here too!!!

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#4 24-01-2010 10:18PM

wing52

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D24 is HUGE!!!!

The quietest estate wouls be bancroft IMO

Ailsbury is ok too,but not too well served by public transport.

The closer you get to the hills, the less ameneties (but thats only my opinion.

As noted in and around the square has all ameneties.

The luas,hospital,garda station,colleges,pubs,cinema (the uci)

Good bus service, too:)

Hope that helped.

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