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Posh areas of Waterford?

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  • 20-03-2021 3:05pm
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    Wanderer2010
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    What parts of the city do you think are posh? There is a general consensus that the Dunmore Road and Kings Channel are the posh areas, owing to the house prices. But there are other areas where people as a collective get notions and consider their area more high brow than others, for example roanmore, belvedere and comeragh green, none of which are anywhere close to posh!

    What areas in your view are posh?


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    Hijpo
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    Wanderer2010 wrote: »
    What parts of the city do you think are posh? There is a general consensus that the Dunmore Road and Kings Channel are the posh areas, owing to the house prices. But there are other areas where people as a collective get notions and consider their area more high brow than others, for example roanmore, belvedere and comeragh green, none of which are anywhere close to posh!

    What areas in your view are posh?

    Lol you think the people in those areas are snobs?


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    Snorlaxx
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    Didnt we have this conversation ;-)

    https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=114557849


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    killbillvol2
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    Roanmore ffs.


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    Harry Palmr
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    I think we agreed it was where Gardner lives.


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    91wx763
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    Didn't we agree in the thread a few months ago it was definitely Ballybeg. Probably a little less though since me poor mother popped her clogs :D


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    friendlyfun
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    I'd definitely see Newtown as posh, the ones by Josephs and St Benildus. Donkey's years ago (before independence) the people there would usually vote conservative. You have the Quaker schools and meeting house.Some beautiful houses there.


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    Gardner
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    Harry Palmr wrote: »
    I think we agreed it was where Gardner lives.

    Under the bridge at Jack Meade's isn't as posh as you think :rolleyes:

    Our resident landscaper could tell us where he has visited and educate us all


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