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Cois Glaisin, a new development in the ever-popular Johnstown area of Navan, still has a few homes remaining for discerning buyers. With this week’s KBC Experience Your World VR Tour, you can take a look inside one of them from the comfort of your couch.
The Boyne is a two-bedroom property that’s smartly designed, sustainable and modern, making it a perfect starter home – though that doesn’t mean it compromises on square footage.
Spanning two floors, the property covers 75.9 sq m, with lots of natural light throughout.
Outside, there is space to park two cars, and low-maintenance planting adds a splash of colour. There’s also a decent-sized garden to the rear of the property.
Inside, all Cois Glaisin homes have been designed to be durable, long-lasting and spacious.
This showhome features two double bedrooms, both of which have large fitted wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms.
The kitchens in Cois Glaisin are designed by Gallagher Kitchens, and feature soft-close doors on all fitted cabinets, stainless steel extractor fan as standard. Doors open out onto the patio area for al fresco dining and entertaining during the warmer months.
Cois Glaisin is located just outside Navan town, home to plenty of amenities including a hospital, schools, pubs, restaurants and cafés. From Cois Glaisin, you can be in Dublin city centre in 35 minutes, and the same to Dublin Airport.
Homes at Cois Glaisin, Navan, Co Meath is on sale from €225,000 from Sherry FitzGerald Ltd. via Daft.ie. Homes in Cois Glaisin will be available to view this Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th February from 11am – 1pm.
This virtual reality tour is presented as part of Experience Your World with KBC.
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Is there any logical reason why farming and eating dog should be illegal? The animals we normally eat (cow, sheep, goat, etc) tend to be herbivores, so are easier to farm and taste different than carnivores. But beyond that, surely if we can humanely farm and eat species X, we should be allowed to eat species Y if it is also farmed in a humane manner?
@Sean O’Dhubhghaill: How many pet cows do you have? Do you take your goat for a walk everyday.
Whilst there may be some validity to your argument I think you’ll find the overwhelming majority of people actually see their pet dogs as something more, even part of the family. So the prospect of chowing down on Lassie is not very appealing to most.
@damien leen: I don’t think Koreans were eating their pet dogs though.
@Sean O’Dhubhghaill: have you seen the way they’re killed, thrown alive into a pot of boiling water…r u ok with that!
@Clare Power: Hot dogs? Mmmmm,I love ‘em
@Larry Betts: stop Larry, yr supposed to be the funny man here
@Clare Power: boohoo
@Tom Dillon: oh that’s alrite then… C’mon man!
@Clare Power: I hope the EU doesn’t now ban German Shepherd Pie
@Larry Betts: I said your supposed to be funny Larry!!
@Clare Power: I’m never again going to ask for a doggie bag whenever I’m in a restaurant.
I’ve no time for people that haven’t empathy for animals, there’s something missing in their soul…my opinion…
About time
No more wokking the dog, as it were…
Well done, South Korea.
Lassie ain’t coming home!
For those who can’t now eat dog,they will feast on tasty Not Poodles
Koreans have swapped dogs for babies. The population has gone through the floor. By the way dog stew or boshintang is delicious – a little like a spicy lamb stew. Why should people be forced to abandon their own foid culture? Westerners complain about migrants swamping their own culture while imposing their values and culture on Asian, African and other indigenous cultures. No one who supports the banning of dog meat in Korea should oppose the imposition of Sharia in Ireland.
Personally, I think it’s barking mad decision by the government.
Banning dog meat will only lead farmers to go underground with their business.
Instead of a regulated price for the meat, meat prices could fetch a higher price due to the ban from the dog meat ban.
Anyone for a Chinese ?
@Jb Walshe: It’s only now that I realise what the Indians put in a madras curry,omg
The way some people anthromorphosise dogs, and cats, is beyond ridiculous. If some people want to eat dogs then let them.
Wokery. Wok wokery.
It’s not the eating I have a problem with, it’s the way they are “prepared”, the wire binding the limbs and mouth, the tape to stop them screaming , it’s the skinning alive, the boiling alive, the torture to promote the myth that the meat tastes better. I, for one, am extremely happy with the ban, it should be immediate, not in 3 years. It’s not just farmed dogs, it’s the stolen pets too that are affected.
Foid=food
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