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THIS FIVE-BEDROOM detached house in Carrickmines, Dublin is part of a Victorian-inspired development.
Brockly, 3 Pavilion Gate, Glenamuck Road North, Carrickmines, Dublin 18 is for sale for €1,150,000 with Hunters Estate Agent via Daft.ie.
Entering the property there is a large hallway with two stained glass windows to provide additional light.
On either side, off the hallway, are the family room and drawing room, both with bay windows.
There are double doors connecting the drawing room to the dining room, which has a gas fireplace, as well as double doors connecting to the conservatory.
The kitchen/breakfast room, which also has access to the conservatory, has a Poggenpohl Alder fitted kitchen with black marble worktops and there is a utility room with storage off the kitchen.
The stairs to the first floor have decorative oak banisters. There are five bedrooms and the family bathroom on this level.
The master bedroom has built-in wardrobes and an en-suite. Three more bedrooms are double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower, and the fifth bedroom is a single room.
Brockly, 3 Pavilion Gate, Glenamuck Road North, Carrickmines, Dublin 18 is for sale for €1,150,000 with Hunters Estate Agent via Daft.ie.
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The media has a a vitally important democratic function to perform in making Trump and his current administration fully visible.
Media exposure will highlight what Trump is about.
@Johnny Leddin: only Trump worries about thumbs. It is his downfall.
@Tony Daly: like they did with clinton…right…
Exactly like Clinton. He was hounded by the media after his affair in office.
The media should be treated with contempt!
What do reporters think the new administration is playing at?…to me it seems like some sort of Bond plot where the obvious is a diversion to what is really going on…there are bigger things cooking in the background which they don’t want us to know about.
@winston smith: the focus is on Trump’s temperament at the moment and the increasing realisation that Trump is temperamentally unsuitable to be President of the US.
@Tony Daly: is that a fact or just your anti trump opinion….
Trump won because of a fawning uncritical ratings-driven media which gave him billions in free publicity.
@Were Jammin: he won because hillary took her eye of the ball and wouldn’t listen to the fears many people have in the US regarding immigration..she just called them all deplorables. That is a fact
@Were Jammin: he won because hillary took her eye of the ball and wouldn’t listen to the fears many people have in the US regarding immigration..she just called them all deplorables. That is a fact
@Were Jammin: Trump won because the media were uncritical of him – are you on drugs?
The media is ‘temperamentally unsuitable’ to cover the White House.
What’s most fascinating about this article is the constant use of “said one reporter” for even the most mundane observation. Did The Journal not get their names, or did the reporters insist on strict anonymity for reasons beyond my ken; or, more troublingly, does The Journal imagine itself a Player in DC political media who needs to keep their “sources” secret lest Trump’s team read this article?
The Media is frantically trying to do an about-face. From the time “President” nominated, they fawned over him because he gave them lots of meat and potatoes, encouraged by Murdoch, Kochs etc… Then, against all the pundits and odds, he became POTUS. 60+ days in, and the media are looking at themselves in horror, that they facilitated this Con Man get the Oval Office. Now, they’re falling over themselves to get him and his misbegotten, incompetent hangers-on out. There is enough blame to go around, so the media have now to start doing things right.
Surprised the Journal was allowed in.
You cannot hope to bribe or twist – thank God! – the average journalist…
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