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Anyone know a location near Dun Laoghaire that could double for a 70s holiday camp?

  • 07-01-2015 7:52pm
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    George White
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    Its for a student short film, a bit rundown.


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  • #2
    L1011
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    Bray.


  • #3
    George White
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    Where in Bray, exactly? I live there. They knocked down Dawson's.
    The Bray Head Hotel? The back of the boat club?


  • #4
    L1011
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    George White wrote: »
    Where in Bray, exactly? I live there. They knocked down Dawson's.
    The Bray Head Hotel? The back of the boat club?

    Any of the amusements on the sea front, as long as you avoid modern game cabinets, any of the hotels on the seafront. The very old-fashioned shops on the main street. Carlisle Grounds. Pity the cinema is gone, remember it being incredibly dated.

    Outsiders will probably see it as more 70s than someone who lives there to be honest.


  • #5
    George White
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    I'm looking for an exterior building, though, isolated-looking, a bit dilapidated.


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