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Clonsilla as an area to live

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  • 30-03-2014 8:19pm
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    Hi myself and my Fiance along with our two children are moving back to Dublin after living in the country for nearly 3 years. We were thinking on Clonsilla. what is it like for creches,schools,what estates to avoid and favour? Thank you very much


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    Moonbeam
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    It is in Dublin 15 which is north west Dublin.


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    21200915
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    Moonbeam wrote: »
    It is in Dublin 15 which is north west Dublin.

    I know that I must have clicked wrong. If you think it would get replies by being in a different catagory which would you recommend?


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    Synode
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    Try North County Dublin


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    21200915
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    Synode wrote: »
    Try North County Dublin

    hi we are both originally from clondalkin and grew up around clondalkin and lucan areas .our families still live around there and i need to he close by as i need help with the two babies since my back and pelvis is worse. Thanks


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    kravmaga
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    Well then , why dont you look at Clondalkin or Lucan if your folks are there.

    You will find that Dublin 15. is a very diverse area now.

    When you go shopping in Blanchardstown S.C you may as well be in downtown London.

    An RTE news report recently mentioned over 90+ different nationalities in the Primary schools.

    Cherryfield Estate ,off the Hartstown Road is very mature and quiet area.

    Good luck in your search OP


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    kravmaga wrote: »
    Well then , why dont you look at Clondalkin or Lucan if your folks are there.

    You will find that Dublin 15. is a very diverse area now.

    When you go shopping in Blanchardstown S.C you may as well be in downtown London.

    An RTE news report recently mentioned over 90+ different nationalities in the Primary schools.

    Good luck in your search OP

    Have looked in Clondalkin and Lucan and nothing that we want to stay longterm in. We have a few places in Clonsilla we like. Different nationalitys don't bother me if it's a good school then why not. I shop in Blanchardstown and I think it is the same as all shopping.centres . Always busy.
    Thanks


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    kravmaga
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    Lohunda, Allendale, St Mochta's in Clonsilla are grand also.

    But as regards schools in the area and waiting lists etc, dont know.

    Good luck anyways in your search


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