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Living in Wicklow town

  • 19-07-2015 1:26pm
    #1
    Permul
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    Thinking of moving to Wicklow town looking for advice is St manntans road a quiet area


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  • #2
    Boaty
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    What are your concerns/questions?


  • #3
    BoJack Horseman
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    St Manntans Rd is a quiet road alright.

    Probably an above average number of elderly residents there.


  • #4
    Permul
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4 ✭Permul


    Boaty wrote: »
    What are your concerns/questions?

    Just wondering if it is a busy road being close to town?
    Is there development planned for the old school or the closed up shop?
    How would it compare with St. Patrick's rd., ?
    Any flooding in the area.

    Thanks.


  • #5
    Permul
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4 ✭Permul


    BoJack Horseman wrote: »
    St Manntans Rd is a quiet road alright.

    Probably an above average number of elderly residents there.

    Thanks for that. Good info.


  • #6
    BoJack Horseman
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    Permul wrote: »
    Just wondering if it is a busy road being close to town?
    Is there development planned for the old school or the closed up shop?
    How would it compare with St. Patrick's rd., ?
    Any flooding in the area.

    Thanks.

    Not that busy, not a whole lot of through traffic.....

    Whatever will happen to the old De La Salle college is on indefinite hiatus. (what a waste of a good school).

    The old shop was a salon for a while, personally I don't think any business could last there..... It may find a future as a residence.

    No flooding there... Wicklow is built into a hill, so everywhere slopes.

    St Patrick's road would have much more traffic in comparison.... Its a feeder road from the surrounding estates into Main Street.


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  • #7
    Permul
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    Thanks BoJack. Info appreciated.


    Permul


  • #8
    Remi 2men2vans
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    Boaty wrote: »
    What are your concerns/questions?

    Could you tell about S Quay road, is it quiet place to live or not? Can you walk safely with a dog at the evening? Thinking of moving there and have no information


  • #9
    BeepBeep67
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    Remi 2men2vans wrote: »
    Could you tell about S Quay road, is it quiet place to live or not? Can you walk safely with a dog at the evening? Thinking of moving there and have no information

    South Quay can be busy during business hours, although it depends on your definition of busy.
    There's a few businesses along the quays there which brings traffic and its also used to avoid the main street.
    I would suggest it's pretty safe, they developed the road and put in a cycle lane recently, so it's a pretty popular walking route. You are also pretty close to the Murrough and the new 'prom' both are very popular with dog walkers.


  • #10
    BoJack Horseman
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    Busy & parking may be difficult.
    Susceptible to flooding as the river is tidal.


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