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If you have Google Cardboard or another VR headset, you can enjoy a full 3D experience by tapping the ‘goggles’ icon.
DARABEAG IS A NEW development, due to launch this weekend, on the outskirts of Dundalk town. The five-bedroom homes are large, spacious and finished in a contemporary style, and boast A3 certificates for energy.
Entering on the ground floor of this beautifully furnished showhome, you’ll find vibrant pops of colour among the neutral tones, giving a sense of the thought and creativity that has been put into the property’s design.
As you’ll see from the VR tour, the showhome at Darabeag has an open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge area. There’s plenty of storage in the kitchen, as well as an island for quicker, more casual mealtimes.
As well as the lounge, there’s a more formal living room at the front of the home, with a stove and large bay windows. A utility room off the kitchen area and spacious hallway completes the ground floor accomodation.
The five bedrooms are spread over the two remaining floors; four are on the second, and the master bedroom takes up the third floor. Four of the rooms are good sized doubles, and the single room is only slightly smaller.
The master bedroom has access to a large, marble en-suite bathroom, and a smaller dressing area. Vaulted ceilings and large windows give the room a stylish feel.
Dundalk is handy for those commuting to Dublin, and less than an hour on the train will take you to Connolly Station. Of course, the town has its own host of amenities, including a shopping centre, primary and secondary schools, and a large leisure centre.
Homes at Darabeag, Dundalk, Co Louth are on sale from €385,000 from DNG Duffy via Daft.ie. The properties are available to view this weekend, April 28 and 29, from 2-4pm.
This virtual reality tour is presented as part of Experience Your World with KBC.
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First I hope the woman is ok.
Second I hope the truck driver is ok mentally (I’ve been there. A woman crossing a three lane carriageway in the dark in dark clothing when the driving lights were green. I still suffer the ptsd).
I hope there are drivers with dash footage.
Now for the pedant in me Journal writers. 23:30pm. Really?!!!? It’s either 11:30pm or 23:30!!!
@Helen Downey: plus it happened at 3.30pm according to other sites.
@Helen Downey: This is what’s called ‘victim blaming’ Helen
@Jessie Ginger: No it isnt ffs. You have no idea what happened. Are you trying to tell me you never had to slam on the breaks because someone suddenly crossed the road in front of you?
@Jessie Ginger: arse h@@e u are
@Helen Downey: I have seen teenagers walking home in their dark school uniforms and black schoolbags from 4:30 to after 5pm at this time of year and its lucky that none of them was killed yet…
@Helen Downey: At least no one has started to say 23:30BCE???
Alot happenings in Dunleer in last week, bank machine, someone killed and now this. Hope she gets better soon.
I’ve said it before and Now,Unfortunately,I have to say it again.A moments lapse behind the wheel causes tragedy.Another loss,another grieving family.For the love of God! SLOW DOWN!!! Your Car is a weapon,if misused it will cause Carnage.
@The digenous: Sorry,not a loss please God. Hope this lady recovers. I half read the article and then got annoyed.But,my point remains.
@The digenous: who’s to say it wasn’t a momentary lapse in concentration where she stepped out without looking? Bit presumptuous of you to assume the truck driver is at fault here just because the lady is the injured party……..
@The digenous: It was a truck not a car and how do you know the truck driver was speeding or had a moments lapse?
@Barry Evans: WOW more victim blaming
@Jessie Ginger: youre a bit of an uninformed ignoramous
@The digenous: how do you know it was his fault ?
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