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balivor

bren2000 · 2007-10-14 19:41:23

hi , we r thinking of relocating to balivor - can anyone give any information on the area - thanks in advance:confused::confused:

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14-10-2007 8:41pm

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bren2000

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hi , we r thinking of relocating to balivor - can anyone give any information on the area - thanks in advance

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#2 14-10-2007 8:42pm
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bren2000 wrote: »

hi , we r thinking of relocating to balivor - can anyone give any information on the area - thanks in advance

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#3 15-10-2007 12:38pm
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Ballivor is a really small village - about 20 -25mins drive to Navan and Mullingar.

Only 1-2 busses to dublin everyday... no major industry around as the main factory, NEC, closed down a few years ago.

Depends where you're working, if yer moving with family etc...

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#4 16-10-2007 12:23am
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Trim would probably be a better option - bigger but not too big. Some new sporting developments in pregress and some nice hotels.

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#5 16-10-2007 2:09am
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Agree with dixiefly, Trim or Navan would be a better area with more to do and see.

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#6 16-10-2007 8:41pm
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thanks all for your input - appreciated

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