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Cimin Mor, Knocknacarra

  • 14-10-2014 11:38pm
    #1
    saraj14
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 129 ✭✭


    Hi, just wondering if anyone any idea what this estate is like?
    My partner and i are thinking of buying here.


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  • #2
    JillyQ
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    saraj14 wrote: »
    Hi, just wondering if anyone any idea what this estate is like?
    My partner and i are thinking of buying here.

    Its a decent estate been built a good few years never heard of any problems there


  • #3
    Cheshire Cat
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,277 ✭✭✭Cheshire Cat


    Good estate, unless you need to get in and out around school start and finish time. Gaelscoil in there at the moment. They are getting a new building opposite Aviva. Their old school building will then be taken over by Educate Together, Knocknacarra.
    Otherwise very handy for red bus, Silverstrand, Cappagh Park and Barna Woods.


  • #4
    biko
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    In my experience all estates connecting to Cappagh Road are good. I've lived around the area and never heard of any bother.


  • #5
    civis_liberalis
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    Cheshire Cat wrote: »
    Otherwise very handy for red bus, Silverstrand, Cappagh Park and Barna Woods.

    How reliable are the red buses? Where I used to live, the red bus was the closest to the house. They seemed to show up randomly. Granted that was a good 5 years ago.


  • #6
    Cheshire Cat
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    civis_liberalis wrote: »
    How reliable are the red buses? Where I used to live, the red bus was the closest to the house. They seemed to show up randomly. Granted that was a good 5 years ago.

    They have improved greatly. Used to have massive problems with them years ago, but they seem to have learned from past mistakes. Now delays are mostly down to traffic problems/jams. Also drivers seem to know their routes now, which wasn't always the case in the "old days". Overall fairly happy with the service, not much difference to BE.


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  • #7
    catgalway
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 94 ✭✭catgalway


    Living there and fully agree with all of the above...I'm close to the school so traffic in annoying as you can't reverse out due to the nice people in their nice cars lined up along the road...but that is really the worst thing I can think of.There is a resident association and they are starting up a neighbourhood watch scheme soon,flower planting etc so you can get involved in the community if that's your thing :)


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