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Moving to Athgarvan

Foghorn Leghorn · 2012-08-19 09:44:13

Hi, I'm currently looking at buying a house in Athgarvan, we picked Athgarvan as it is handy for work and seems like a nice place to raise a family. We don't know anyone living in the area and would like some feedback on what it's like to like there, Good and Bad. I'm moving with my wife and two small pre-school children.…

19-08-2012 10:44AM

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Foghorn Leghorn

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Hi,
I'm currently looking at buying a house in Athgarvan, we picked Athgarvan as it is handy for work and seems like a nice place to raise a family.

We don't know anyone living in the area and would like some feedback on what it's like to like there, Good and Bad.

I'm moving with my wife and two small pre-school children.
Any advice or information would be great

Thank you

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#2 19-08-2012 04:27PM

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Good: excellent community spirit, brilliant primary school, out of the town, but close enough for shopping, socialising etc.

Bad: the speed people drive through particularly around the crossroads at the Athgarvan inn. Many people ignore the red light. I've nearly been hit numerous times at that crossroads.

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#3 26-08-2012 09:32PM

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full of lillywhites,

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