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Location: Ireland
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23-07-2006, 08:03 PM
Longford is even more out in the wilds 
and I am on the border with Cavan and Leitrim so three Provinces as well as three Counties no wonder it's quiet here
There's a couple of British (English) dog owners in Roscommon including a boarding kennel owner who I know through showing. They are very happy there.
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Location: Ireland
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23-07-2006, 08:29 PM
I prefer Supavalue anyway
plus Michael Macavaney's local pub and shop combined you can't sort out your food shopping and simultaneously drink a glass of Guinness in Tesco's!
and pay your group water scheme bill at the same time 
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Location: IRELAND
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23-07-2006, 09:29 PM
Originally Posted by Deccy
That's nearly what Longford Tesco said...... it seems to be something you get in Athlone and Dub no doubt but nowhere else!! I prefer Supavalue anyway
plus Michael Macavaney's local pub and shop combined you can't sort out your food shopping and simultaneously drink a glass of Guinness in Tesco's! and pay your group water scheme bill at the same time
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Location: Northumberland
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24-07-2006, 01:15 PM
Originally Posted by sutty
well, after months of travelling up to aberdeen to look at ridiculously priced ex cow sheds, we have decided to widen our search and are off to Ireland on tuesday to look at some properties, sorry luz, im getting further and further away lol, we have seen loads on the internet, really cheap with a couple of acres, so loads of room for the dogs. the estate agent i spoke to is great, very helpful and have even booked us into a b & b for a couple of days, im really excited to be going, its a break if nothing else lol
Just make sure you have enough land (even ground please) for a visiting tent!
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