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I am English and a few months ago I moved to Co. Monaghan from UK. Now I feel like a change and want to move to somewhere else in Ireland. Any recommendations you may have and reasons for re-...
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We have a 4 hour layover in Paris on the way to Ireland, and a 2 hour layover in London on our way home. We would like to go see the Eiffel tower on the way and see the Palace on our 2 hour layover (...
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Is there anything to do in or around Ireland-West Knock Airport with 4 hours to kill? Anywhere to walk? Go? Always interesting to just watch the planes but can you see them from the terminal or ...
very unlikely with the housing market going the way it is people are now returning to renting instead of a mortgage which will push the rents up even more especially in the city centre area
Mind ur business!!
Not a hope, lot of courses in Trinity starting in Oct so rent will prob be goin up and houses may be in short supply!!
Johnny D
Its hard to get anywhere in town for under a grand a month in dublin
liam c
I hope so, but I doubt it. Once recession kicks in, rent prices will decline. this time next year (or maybe in 2-3) things will look a lot better, but no one will have work, but I don't care about that.
Polo
I very much doubt it.
bluebell
Don't think so. Flats in Dublin are always in demand, and in October all the students returning to university will be seeking somewhere to stay.
dtedad-50
If only we could say for sure.
We live in hope.
NightOwl
no...in fact they might even go up, landlords charge more when there are students around
Magic Bus Driver
I drive a bus from Carrickmacross to Dublin. My boss has neen inundated with requests from students in Carrick who want to commute to Uni in Dublin (A daily return journey of three hours) because they can't afford the rents this year.
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