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Meet new people in Longford/mullingar area

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  • 17-10-2015 8:40pm
    #1
    idribbledlots
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭


    I've recently moved back to the area after about 10 years in Dublin. I still work in Dublin Monday to Friday. I'm in my late 20s. I don't know anyone around Longford/mullingar and would like to meet new people for things to do at weekends, whether it's exercise classes/lazing around, nightlife in Longford/mullingar/athlone. If anyone else is in same boat it would be good to hear from you.


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    #2
    Ted_YNWA
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    You will probably get a better response in the Longford forum.

    Just seen you have also posted there.


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    #3
    DunnoKiddo
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    Mullingar is one of my most favourite places! :D

    But since I'm ehh, :o no where near there, I doubt offering to meet would be helpful (or possible).

    Enjoy being home dribbled! :)


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    StripedBoxers
    Registered Users Posts: 5,112 ✭✭✭StripedBoxers


    DunnoKiddo wrote: »
    Mullingar is one of my most favourite places! :D

    But since I'm ehh, :o no where near there, I doubt offering to meet would be helpful (or possible).

    Enjoy being home dribbled! :)
    Really?

    Mullingar is alright. Dunno maybe its just me. :o

    What do you like about the place?

    Am in a similar situation myself looking to meet new people. One of my best friends lives here, my other best friend lives quite a distance away. :(


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    #5
    DunnoKiddo
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    The country life (barely surviving in an urban jungle presently) and a few of my favourite people live there - that makes it pretty special to me. I hope to come home to Mullingar in May.


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    Sand ra
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    I was born in Dublin moved to England at the age of 5, I am returning back to Ireland and moving to mullingar I have family still living in Dublin I don't know anyone in mullingar and is looking to make new friends


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    Angron
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    I'm in the "glorious" Longfordia, haven't been to Mullingar in quite a while. It's a decent enough place from memory.


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