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best places to live in ireland

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  • #32
    BoJack Horseman
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    Wicklow, obviously.

    - Close to Dublin.
    - Beauty to rival a western county
    - Higher property prices meant most of the Dublin f*ckos bought homes in north Wexford instead.
    - still a bit skangery, but not too bad.

    I should work for a tourist board.


  • #33
    The Backwards Man
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    Anywhere with good rainwater runoff, no neighbours looking in your back yard and turbary rights.


  • #34
    Rhys Essien
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    If we are going by where in Ireland that all the Celebrities want to live,then the answer is Cork.


  • #35
    pauliebdub
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    Malahide is lovely, a nice village feel and hardly any skangers


  • #36
    Shannon757
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    The West.


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  • #37
    TheBeardedLady
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    County Fingal - Ireland's reject county.


  • #38
    ProudDUB
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    Sutton.... beside lovely beaches, gorgeous views of the whole sweep of Dublin Bay. Great transport links, 20 minutes from town. Near enough to Howth to enjoy it, without having to deal with the hordes of tourists and day trippers 24/7.


  • #39
    Earthhorse
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    Beggars Bush, Ranelagh and parts of the city centre are nice to live in in Dublin.

    Grew up in Dundrum. Maybe that makes me appreciate it less but it's not bad. For me, the arrival of the shopping centre sort of spoiled the village look and feel.


  • #40
    Ruu
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    Leitrim.


  • #41
    Tedddy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 140 ✭✭Tedddy


    Muff


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  • #42
    spiralism
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    Galway city. Typical answer but it's class, it punches well above its weight in nightlife, standard of food and general quality of life for a city of 100,000. Sound locals and safe by and large, definitely the safest of the cities in Ireland.


  • #43
    delthedriver
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    Ruu wrote: »
    Leitrim.

    Is there anyone living in Leitrim ?:rolleyes:


  • #44
    Dirty Steve
    Closed Accounts Posts: 234 ✭✭Dirty Steve


    Leitrim. No tourists to bother you, lots of open space, rains a lot; what more could you want.


  • #45
    malibu4u
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    Dublin, I love it. Once I can get plenty of weekends away in the country. Best of both worlds.


  • #46
    delthedriver
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    West Kerry:)


  • #47
    LoonyLovegood
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    Galway city. There's a reason that I left Dublin.


  • #48
    harry Bailey esq
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    Skerries is a lovely spot,the beara peninsula is lovely too,but its fairly remote and as such isn't great for stuff like shopping etc


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