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does anyone no the reputation of Moyville, Rathfarnham, D16 housing estate?

Ric0shay · 2010-10-11 17:19:03

Thinking of renting long term in Moyville estate Rathfarnham. When I went for a drive in the area last night I noticed a lot of kids hanging around in groups looked a bit suspicious. I have a young boy myself and I don't want to move to an area where he might get involved with trouble. Can anyone give me some info please :D

11-10-2010 6:19pm

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Ric0shay

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Thinking of renting long term in Moyville estate Rathfarnham. When I went for a drive in the area last night I noticed a lot of kids hanging around in groups looked a bit suspicious. I have a young boy myself and I don't want to move to an area where he might get involved with trouble. Can anyone give me some info please

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#2 11-10-2010 8:48pm

spurious

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Kids that are allowed out to hang around by their parents hang around everywhere.

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#3 11-10-2010 11:12pm

Ric0shay

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Thats very true.I leave my own fella run around as much as he wants,But moving to a new areas its always good to know if it has a reputation of anti social behavior.Im in owendoher lodge ballyboden at the moment and its fine,its not far from here but I know nothing about it.

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#4 13-10-2010 4:59pm

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This isn't in Dublin City.

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#5 13-10-2010 8:20pm

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Ric0shay wrote: »

kids hanging around in groups

I'd be a lot more suspicious if they weren't hanging around in groups!

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