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NO MATTER WHAT your needs as a home buyer, a combination of tranquility and convenience is undoubtedly appealing.
A new release of around 20 three and four-bedroom homes at Silver Banks in Stamullen, Co Meath offer just such a balance. Stamullen is a vibrant village on the banks of the Delvin River, and is conveniently located close to the M1, making commuting to Dublin or day trips to Dundalk a breeze.
Made up of a mix of contemporary three and four bedroom family homes, the phase at for Silver Banks launched earlier this month with prices starting from €299,950. Each home comes fitted with beautiful kitchens supplied by Gallagher Kitchens – offering ample living space in a stunning location – and the development is currently available for virtual or private viewings by appointment.
Stamullen is an easily accessible village close to the M1 Dublin/Belfast motorway and the R132 (formerly the N1) regional route. Easy access to the M1 makes Stamullen the perfect choice for busy families, and for those looking for a stress-free daily commute.
If you’re thinking of a move to Stamullen, you’ll want to get to know the area.
The local GAA club is practically on your doorstep, with an array of sporting facilities to keep your family entertained. The grounds of Bellewstown Races are just 10 minutes away from Silver Banks and offer a great day out for any occasion.
Whytes Bar & Restaurant will be your new local, as it’s just a short stroll from Silver Banks, and their breakfast menu is worth getting up early for.
Gormanston Beach, just a five minute drive from Silver Banks, offers miles of sandy beaches that can be enjoyed all year round.
If you’re heading into Dublin or are looking for a day out in Dundalk, Gormanston train station offers routes running throughout the day and evening, making it an ideal commuter spot to settle down.
Register your interest at Silver Banks or contact selling agent, Raymond Potterton on 046 9027666.
Glenveagh Homes understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. That’s why we produce high-quality homes in great areas at competitive prices. Click here to find out more about other Glenveagh developments.
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GREAT IDEA.
Once they’re aware all these projects in Ireland will come in 100% OVER budget and late
And who is going to do the work?
We don’t have enough builders to build desperately needed houses as it is without syphoning off more of them for retrofitting.
I’m not suggesting climate change isn’t real but unfortunately homelessness is a greater crisis at the moment.
All grants for retrofitting should be paused for at least a decade.
@P.J. Nolan: you are on here every day claiming there isn’t builders. I’ve had to set you straight about 5 times now. Also people who are retrofitting insulation will be completely different to the ones building housing, it’s not done by insulation companies it’s done by the dry lining or carpentry crews and the externals by either the brick layers or cladding crews. And even then it’s usually the labourers or apprentices doing it
@Martin Mongan:
And as I have asked you before, if there is no shortage why do SF say it will at least 10 years to sort out the housing crisis?
They are right, it will, at least.
@P.J. Nolan: because it takes time to build something….? Do you think we just click our fingers and houses pop up? Do you understand the processes you have to go through to even just buy the land, nevermind the design and planning stage. Ground works alone can take more then a year depending on the size
@P.J. Nolan: well Intel’s big job is slowly wrapping up so that’ll free up workers
@Martin Mongan: well we have 100k of Ukrainians and at least 12k/ year of IPAS applicants all on the scratcher. Maybe if we trained them they might build a few.
@Thomas Hayes: they’d have to legally allowed work first
They couldn’t give a flying retrofit about the homeless or those with homes for that matter.Those that rely on fossil fuel will continue to be taxed and penalised.
@Patrick Presley: Who is they?
Trust in the EU machine being eroded fast across eu citizens. Changing times indeed.
@Mike 100: Is it? Source? Or just a warm fuzzy feeling in your pants?
How do you retrofit a tent for homeless people who can’t afford a roof over their heads because rental prices are too high or people who look at an empty fridge for the same reason?
The dynamics of society are volatile as ideologues chase conceptual rainbows of climate change modelling and act out solutions that have nothing to do with planetary climate.
The emergence of the maga crowd in the USA is no accident in reaction to an equally vacuous and pretentious group that dominates an educational, cultural and social-political clique.
26 years is plenty of time for this plan to go nowhere, as happens with a lot of these grandiose, long-term schemes. That means, of course, that large sums of money will inevitably change hands in the meantime, with several fortunes no doubt being made. Most of those involved will have long retired or passed away by 2050. Ciarán Cuffe will be 87. There’ll be no one left around to explain how the plan just sort of petered out with very little to show for it. That’s assuming there’s still an EU in 26 years, and I would have some doubts in that regard. Times and attitudes change, and no treaty lasts forever…
The biggest issue is energy generation. Increase the use of nuclear power and close down coal generation. This is the main cause of emissions. Once our energy generation is carbon neutral then run the transport system of it and over half emmisons will dissappear. But no. It will be taxes and restrictions on individuals instead .
better make it 2 trillion cos once it comes to Ireland everything will be 100%+ over budget
Looking forward to learning more about this at the upcoming ZEB Summit
I’ll send them on my address for the retrofit seeing it’s like a half way house here anyway !!
Green building plan .
Held shares in 6 oil companies.
That does not sound like a green plan to me .
Green party are full of bull.
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