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LOCATED A 20-MINUTE drive from Bandon and 30 minutes from Cork city, River Meadows enjoys the best of country living while still offering plenty of convenience.
The development is in the growing village of Cloughduv, with a primary school, creche, church, shop, pub, and GAA and football clubs here.
There are three-bed semi-detached and four-bed detached and semi-detached homes available, with prices starting at €335,000 and rising to €445,000. An important factor for first-time buyers will be that properties at River Meadows are registered for the Help to Buy scheme.
Sizes for the three-beds range from 107 sq m to 111 sq m, while four-beds span from 134 sq m to 142 sq m. Each home at the development is highly energy efficient and has an A2 Building Energy Rating, with features including an air to water heat pump system, a demand controlled ventilation system and wiring for a car charging point.
Residents will be able to put their own touch on their new home by choosing the style and colour of their kitchen cabinets and worktops, as well as the style and colour of their fitted wardrobes.
The rear garden to each home features a lawn and patio area, while there are green areas throughout the development for children to play outdoors while being close to home.
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I can’t stand either of them. They’re the same in ever bloody film they’re in
Likewise, hate British humour.
Ya and killinaskully is perfection.
Father Ted was quality
British humour is similar to Irish humour, no? That’s why Irish comedians do so well in the UK.
Ffs lads lighten up its Friday! Funny is funny, no matter where its from and these two are funny. Where they’re from doesn’t come into. Jeez.
Love these two. Shaun of the dead is a classic. Hilarious. Hot Fuzz was almost as good.
I thought the opposite. I loved Shaun but felt Hot Fuzz was just that bit better. Probably cos of the two Andys
Either way I’m very excited about The World’s End
they are fantastic. i have loved them for years and will for many more.
Give the guy credit he was great as Scotty in Star Trek!
Sorry, but I thought he was absolutely poxy. He has that same stupid, continuously surprised and dumbfounded look on his face in every film he’s in; even on the cinema posters advertising his films.
Spaced is up there with father Ted. A brilliant sitcom.
The fence-jumping scene has already appeared in the trailer.
*pppppppppt* Jog on.
The greatest comedy act of all-time is Dermot Morgan and ardal o’hanlon
The greatest comedy duo is Eamo and Johnny. The straight man n the joker, with some footy in between.
Simon Pegg is humour for bedwetters
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