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Friday 16 April 2021
What you need to know about the childhood home of Bram Stoker.
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Not too shabby for a former brickworks.
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Two mature and settled neighbourhoods with loads of green space.
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Plus perhaps the best Ulysses connection of all.
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Just watch out for the traffic…
From the barracks to the beach.
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And a town whose name you can read in both directions.
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Where U2 once upset the local canoe club.
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Mid-century homes between the park and the canal.
And birthplace of James Joyce’s ma.
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The home of Christy Ring and Jack Lynch on the northside of Cork city.
Buyers are now paying an average of €446,000 for a property close to a Luas stop in Dublin.
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And one very stubborn resident.
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An old area that is coming to life (again).
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Popular with everyone from the Vikings to the British.
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And home to Ireland’s second IKEA!
Once a hub of industry, these days Milltown is better known for its many, many apartments.
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THERE ARE A lot of positive noises coming from Government for the potential of a normal summer.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said indoor and outdoor dining could return and there is advance planning for a reopening in May, June and July.
He said: “It is increasingly evident that outdoor dining is much safer than indoor.
“But we would hope to get to the point where both will be possible.”
Travel outside of the country will likely still be a difficulty but it could see a boom for the Irish hospitality trade as stay at home adventures become a viable option.
Tourism Minister Catherine Martin has said she is working on plans that could allow the tourism industry to re-open this summer for Irish holidaymakers.
Minister Martin said she is cautiously optimistic for the summer.
“I think if we look at where we are right now, for the first time this year there are less than 200 people in hospital, there are less than 50 in ICU. Cases are falling and the R rate is below one,” she said.
Today we’re asking: Are you planning a domestic summer holiday?
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The Sinn Féin TD says the move leaves the future of the Irish banking sector uncertain.
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