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Where to live in Dublin

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  • 31-05-2012 5:48pm
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    TCDStudent1
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    I want to move to a nice part of Dublin. Somewhere not far from city centre, somewhere with good public transport links to city centre.

    I have lived not particularly nice areas of Dublin since I moved here (At the moment in Rialto) and would like to live in a nice part for a change. Not a posh part, just somewhere where there are less of a scumbag element...

    Any suggestions?


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    The Big Red Button
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    TCDStudent1 wrote: »
    I want to move to a nice part of Dublin. Somewhere not far from city centre, somewhere with good public transport links to city centre.

    I have lived not particularly nice areas of Dublin since I moved here (At the moment in Rialto) and would like to live in a nice part for a change. Not a posh part, just somewhere where there are less of a scumbag element...

    Any suggestions?

    Budget? Apartment/house? Living on your own, or sharing?


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    cameramonkey
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    TCDStudent1 wrote: »
    I want to move to a nice part of Dublin. Somewhere not far from city centre, somewhere with good public transport links to city centre.

    I have lived not particularly nice areas of Dublin since I moved here (At the moment in Rialto) and would like to live in a nice part for a change. Not a posh part, just somewhere where there are less of a scumbag element...

    Any suggestions?


    Anywhere from Ranelagh to Dundrum along the luas line. also a short cycle to the city.


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    arleitiss
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    cameramonkey wrote: »
    Anywhere from Ranelagh to Dundrum along the luas line. also a short cycle to the city.

    IFSC is great, though expensive probably, I have college there and it sure seems like nice area, but as it's new built prob expensive.


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    [Deleted User]
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    NCI halls?

    They take TCD students at a cheaper rate than TCD halls and it's dead close to the college too, just a short walk. Save you a bomb on transport too.


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    djPSB
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    Anywhere along the DART line.


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    TCDStudent1
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    Budget? Apartment/house? Living on your own, or sharing?

    400-450. Dont care if it is apt or house but I need parking. With my budget, I assume I will have to go for sharing.

    I just want to experience a new part of Dublin...


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    conor.hogan.2
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    daft.ie

    I saw a few places sharing with 2/3 people for as low as your price range in "nice areas".


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    conor.hogan.2
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    daft.ie

    I saw a few places sharing with 2/3 people for as low as your price range in "nice areas".


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