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Thinking of buying in Clonsilla

DerryRed · 2005-03-29 10:51:53

Hi, I'm thinking of buying a house in Clonsilla to live in - myself and my wife. I'm not from Dublin and not familiar with the different areas. Is this an ok place to live in? I've been on MyHome.ie and there seem to be some nice properties under the €275k price (which is the max we can afford).

29-03-2005 10:51am

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DerryRed

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Hi,

I'm thinking of buying a house in Clonsilla to live in - myself and my wife. I'm not from Dublin and not familiar with the different areas. Is this an ok place to live in? I've been on MyHome.ie and there seem to be some nice properties under the €275k price (which is the max we can afford).

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#2 29-03-2005 10:56am

egan007

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Hi
I lived there for 2 years and found it a nice place to live.
Pros are, it's quiet and has some nice houses - i would recommend looking in castle field woods. I never had any trouble there and It's near the blanchardstown center.
Cons. It's near the blanchardstown center! that attracts huge traffic - consilla experiences nightmare proportions of traffic.

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