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Poshest/Richest Town in Ireland?

ILoveYourVibes

According to here..... https://www.thejournal.ie/cso-malahide-4690048-Jun2019/ ...its Malahide.

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branie2

Mainly South Dublin

[Deleted User]

Adare offers a persuasive argument.

ILoveYourVibes

Deleted User wrote: »

Adare offers a persuasive argument.

It ain't no Malahide though! :cool:

wakka12

Would have thought dalkey or one of the south east dublin coastal towns

punisher5112

Dalkey/killiney

ILoveYourVibes

punisher5112 wrote: »

Dalkey/killiney

Povos!

Rhys Essien

Kinsale would be up there.

JohnnyFlash

Gort.

Mad_maxx

punisher5112 wrote: »

Dalkey/killiney

I was in kiliney last week for the first time, it's very nice but I expected more, suspect dalkey is a step above.

Malahide is statistically the wealthiest place in the country in terms of average residents income.

Kinvarra is highest in the west, that sort of surprises me as its a considerable distance from Galway city, thought it would be barna or salthill, gort is as close to the city as Kinvarra

ILoveYourVibes

Shrewsbury Road!

ILoveYourVibes

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Gort.

Really?

Noveight

Kinvara does be having notions of itself.

nthclare

Mad_maxx wrote: »

I was in kiliney last week for the first time, it's very nice but I expected more, suspect dalkey is a step above.

Malahide is statistically the wealthiest place in the country in terms of average residents income.

Kinvarra is highest in the west, that sort of surprises me as its a considerable distance from Galway city, thought it would be barna or salthill, gort is as close to the city as Kinvarra

Kinvara has a lot of money that's for sure, there's a lot of old money and it's a magnet for English and wealthy European retiree's....

ILoveYourVibes

Noveight wrote: »

Kinvara does be having notions of itself.

We like notions in this thread!

Graces7

Clifden qualfies,, The second snobbiest Supervalu after Dingle... Never went back in after seeing the live lobsters in a tank.... almost called PETA.

BUT a lot of lovely small shops etc and the spires of the two churches aloft .. elegant and clearly prosperous,

Wompa1

Barna, Cappagh Road, Taylor's Hill of Galway

ToddyDoody

Blackrock, Donneybrook, Ballsbridge and Kiliney.

Is there a single social housing unit among them?

JohnnyFlash

ToddyDoody wrote: »

Blackrock, Donneybrook, Ballsbridge and Kiliney.

Is there a single social housing unit among them?

Yes

mikemac2

Another vote for Taylors Hill

ToddyDoody

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Yes

Really?

kowloon

Graces7 wrote: »

Clifden qualfies,, The second snobbiest Supervalu after Dingle... Never went back in after seeing the live lobsters in a tank.... almost called PETA.

I'd like to back you up on the Dingle claim but I was far too drunk from the moment I set foot there to notice anything. It's 90% pub by volume.

ChikiChiki

Tipperary Town. Some amount of wealth around that way. Full of TOWIE type snobs.

Harry Palmr

What's Delgany and Newtown Mountkennedy like,they sound posh.

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I judge the wealth of an area on the bistro count. The poorer the place, the more neglected and boarded up store fronts. The wealthier the place, the greater the number of bistros and cafe's. Bonus wealth points for pavement seating, and more if flowering planters and awnings are in place.

I think there a few 'burbs on the Southside of Dublin that would give Malahide a run for it's money, but they're not towns so they don't count.

Yer Da sells Avon

Harry Palmr wrote: »

What's Delgany and Newtown Mountkennedy like,they sound posh.

Delgany is quite posh. Used to be full of Protestants. Now it's full of middle-class mummies and daddies whose kids all have very Irish names and very American accents.

Newtownmountkennedy... isn't.

Spanish Eyes

The nicest places are those that many of us have never heard of or seen. Think about it.

Franz Von Peppercorn II

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

The nicest places are those that many of us have never heard of or seen. Think about it.

Like brigadoon? Ooh! Do the wealthy have secret filters that make rich places invisible to the poor?

Atlantic Dawn

Rathkeale Christmas week must be up there.

ILoveYourVibes

ToddyDoody wrote: »

Blackrock, Donneybrook, Ballsbridge and Kiliney.

nah same as any south dub suburb really

ILoveYourVibes

Yer Da sells Avon wrote: »

Newtownmountkennedy... isn't.

now yer talking now we ballin! :cool: