https://www.boards.ie/ Mon, 06 Apr 2026 17:14:25 +0000 en churchfields — boards.ie - Now Ye're Talkin' https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2057717776/churchfields-ashbourne Wed, 15 Mar 2017 09:49:17 +0000 Accommodation & Property yannakis 2057717776@/discussions
Build quality looks exceptional, house sizes are above average for the money, and Ashbourne looks like a nice place to live. N2 also seems to be operating below capacity during peak times (in contrary to N3/N4/N7) which will make it easy to get on the M50 or straight into town.

We put a deposit down for a C type (4 bed semi) that'll be ready in Sep-Oct. Anyone else bought there? Any potential neighbours? :cool:

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Just wondering about the whole TV and internet thing, though. They make a selling point out of the fact that all the rooms in all the houses have a Sky Digital TV point installed. Which is fine as far as it goes, but personally I prefer NTL's channel line-up (and prices). Is NTL digital TV available on the estate? If so, can/do they just hijack Sky's cabling, or is it not quite that simple...?

Also, all the main rooms in the house seem to have ethernet ports, which is potentially very handy, but the estate agent we spoke to didn't really seem to know how/why. Is there some deal where one ISP is providing broadband to the whole estate? Or is it just a convenience so that people don't have to run their own cabling round the house once they've got broadband? Or are they not really ethernet ports at all? ]]>