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Dr Nic · 2014-06-30 12:35:13

Hi there Appreciate your help about the above estate. Is it a safe area for a family to move into. A friend is moving to Dublin for work but doesn't know the area and is a bit concerned about his kids etc? Anything to know or worry about around there? Thank you for any help! J

30-06-2014 12:35pm

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Dr Nic

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Hi there
Appreciate your help about the above estate.
Is it a safe area for a family to move into. A friend is moving to Dublin for work but doesn't know the area and is a bit concerned about his kids etc?
Anything to know or worry about around there?
Thank you for any help!
J

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#2 30-06-2014 2:28pm

smellmepower

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It's pretty much in Clondalkin Village so the area is grand safety wise and location is good for school/shops/public transport etc.All depends on what your neighbors would be like in the apartment block themselves really.

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#3 01-07-2014 4:23pm

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You might be best posting this in the Dublin West forum where more Clondalkin locals will probably be posting/viewing and offer advice.

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