Sign in. It’s quick, free and it’s up to you.
An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more.
If you have Google Cardboard or another VR headset, you can enjoy a full 3D experience by tapping the ‘goggles’ icon.
JUST SIX HOMES have been built in Kenler, a brand new development located in the heart of Sandyford village, so if you’re looking for a modern, stylish place, you’d best move quickly.
Kenler homes have an A-rating for energy, and are packed with features that are kind to the environment as well as money saving, including air-to-water heating systems and wiring for an electric car charger.
Elsewhere in your new home, you’ll find USB charging points, top-of-the-range kitchen appliances, and a pressure shower system.
The properties have either three or four bedrooms depending on the unit style. Bedrooms are generous and feature fitted wardrobes.
The master bedroom suite also has access to an en-suite bathroom, which is fully equipped with a shower.
Outside, there’s a patio area as well as levelled and seeded gardens, and space for two cars to park.
The location of the development is fantastic: it’s in the heart of Sandyford village, and you can be in the city centre via bus or Luas in 45 minutes. If you’re a driver, off-peak times to the city centre are just 25 minutes via the M50.
Homes in Kenler, Sandyford Village, Sandyford, Dublin 18 are on sale from €575,000 from Moovingo via Daft.ie. The properties are open for viewing on April 7, between 1 and 2pm.
This virtual reality tour is presented as part of Experience Your World with KBC.
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
Seems like this is going to become a regular occurrence, surely these people know exactly what they are doing, legislation is seriously required…………
@Julie: Agree they know what they are doing, but already have laws and legislation regarding the use of drones near airports and other locations. The people doing this just don’t care.
@Julie: as I said in the previous event… they need a mechanism to stop it. It’s already illegal. Ireland has plenty of laws, enforcement is lacking.
@Richard: good drones can’t fly in restricted areas, they literally land. But cheap ones with no GPS can
@Richard: It’s the DAA’s responsibility. They have bird scaring processes on site. Time to start drone watching now.
@Dave Harris: unfortunately cheap clones of brand name drones like DJI are readily available and there are a lot of 5tup1d people around
@Dave Harris: Maybe drones without GPS should be banned or heavily regulated then.
@Tomo: Totally agree, flight safety for commercial airlines far outweighs the ‘amusement’ of toy drone enthusiasts.
Obviously the little guy got a quad off Santa and now for his birthday his delightful family bought him a drone. Took 10 months from Alibaba but arrived just on time .
@Murph11: this is exactly it. The law unabiding citizens of Ireland.
@Murph11: a fresh batch of m0r0ns, allowing the lowest common denominator to dictate. There needs to be more gene splicing with particular people.
Good luck waiting for sleepy Eamo to spring into action
You are surely not expecting Eamon Ryan to do anything are you? You have to wake him up and remind him where he is first.
A major crackdown on these muppets is long overdue. Putting the safety of flights and their passengers at risk is a cowardly act.
Pellet gun. Job done.
@Brian Costigan: Shotgun. More chance of hitting it.
@Brian Costigan: shotgun you mean
Far right nut job no doubt.
I wish media would stop reporting these events, sadly leads to more copycat events.
Shoot them down. People will think twice then
@Kevin O’Brien: they will only buy twice. This would be a badge of honour for the m0r0ns and their drones.
Are they sure it’s not a Chinese Spy balloon. Where are the photos?.
@Padraig: Here is your solution DAA. You can thank me later.
@Padraig: a bargain at just under 11 grand in fairness! Often have had to fork out 15 or 20 grand for one!
I might be off the mark here, but I could see this issue being the fault of airlines pulling out of here altogether if it persists.
@Declan Moran: that’ll never happen. There are drone incidents all over the world, The drone industry will suffer way before the airline industry does.
Why are they not shot down .
Hans, bubby, I’m your white knight,
We need to get them birds of prey that are trained to take them down.
Ask the UN for ground to air missiles or use a pop gun . They can not be that hard to hit. Overthinking this, I think.
Get the American Air force to shoot them down as spying balloons
have your say