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Apartment - noise from Roisins

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  • 15-08-2011 12:47pm
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    crally
    Registered Users Posts: 152 ✭✭


    Hi does anyone happen to know if there is a lot of noise from Roisin Dubh if you live in the apartments directly oppositethe back door, other side of canal......


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    irishlady29
    Registered Users Posts: 468 ✭✭irishlady29


    When we lived in Ruxton Court it was very loud, at times we felt like the Roisin's was in our sitting room!
    Would'nt advise if your a light sleeper!


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    [Deleted User]
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    To be honest, if you choose to live near a popular busy pub, then you're going to have to put up with some amount of noise.

    Don't think there's much you can do?


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    Melty
    Registered Users Posts: 109 ✭✭Melty


    i lived in an apartment above apache pizza two years ago and the noise from dominick st was pretty bad tbh


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    Wompa1
    Registered Users Posts: 8,173 ✭✭✭Wompa1


    Had a friend who lived down in Dominick Street. Noise was unreal. Maybe try St. Marys Road or Raleigh Row if you want to live down that side of town


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    pepe00
    Registered Users Posts: 161 ✭✭pepe00


    not great place for a quiet nite :o:mad:


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    JONJO THE MISER
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    Im usually the one making the noise so it wouldn't affect me:D


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    -Vega-
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    Get ear plugs in boots , the ones that are designed to keep water out while you are swimming. Very comfortable, lived across from CPs for a year, with these babies I didnt hear a thing at all.


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    amiable
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    -Vega- wrote: »
    Get ear plugs in boots , the ones that are designed to keep water out while you are swimming. Very comfortable, lived across from CPs for a year, with these babies I didnt hear a thing at all.
    Or possibly wouldn't hear a fire alarm either :)


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    LadyMayBelle
    Registered Users Posts: 5,095 ✭✭✭LadyMayBelle


    amiable wrote: »
    Or possibly wouldn't hear a fire alarm either :)

    some earplugs drown out background noise, and muffles it, so you'd hear a fire alarm ( I lived in Spanish Arch and used them a lot to drown out the noise of partygoers, but was first one awake in the house when the fire alarm went off..depends on the quality you get but I wouldn't be happy sleeping with super-noise blockers in my ears... I think I would avoid the area altogether!


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    -Vega-
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    amiable wrote: »
    Or possibly wouldn't hear a fire alarm either :)

    My ear plugs drown out noise from a distance, I hear my alarm go off beside me and I hear my girlfriend if she says something to me. But the distant drone of voices and bass drums would fade out, sometimes not even 100%, but enough to get a nights rest.

    My fire alarm is outside my bedroom, I'd hear it myself but I suppose check where your nearest one is before using ear plugs, or do a sound test.

    Thanks for bringing that up :)


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