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school in dun laoghaire?

  • 14-03-2012 9:30pm
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    ruthchen
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    hi all. we are a chinese family with a 1 year old boy, we want to move to dun laoghaire,and if any one can tell me hows the school there? and is the parnell street,dun laoghaire a good area to live in? cos we are not familar with that place. thx
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    Parnell street is in Sallynoggin. It's a gorgeous street of hundred year old cottages. No front gardens though. It's a great place to bring up kids and there are lots of children living there. It is about a 15 minute walk to Dun Laoghaire town where you have plenty of shops, supermarkets, parks, a beach, lovely walks. Your closest school would be either St. Kevin's, or Dalkey School Project - they are both a 5-10 minute walk from Parnell St. St Kevins is a catholic school. D.S.P. Is an educate together school, these are multi denominational. I personally would choose D.S.P., it is an excellent school but it is difficult to get a place. There are other schools but they are the closest.


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    ruthchen
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    thank you so much.its a lot of help:)


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