Dead link on new price Verb?
Fixed the link now. Myhome seem to have changed their ID methodology. I wonder if it’s a new way to try and confound IPW.
geckko
October 2, 2007, 10:02am
#4
They have changed IDs. I am tracking a few properties and I have to go back to the search page.
It means I will now probably use the agents web sites instead and not bother going to Myhome.
They really are very silly. Hardly the way to nurture a €50m investment.
mambo
August 20, 2014, 9:05am
#7
On the market again in 2014
Just dropped 20k (12.5%)myhome.ie/residential/brochu … 24/2858099
So less that 50% the peak-of-the-market 2007 price. It seems the current ‘bubble’/rising tide is not lifting all boats?
The 294K price in 2007 was probably about 1/3rd more than it should have peaked at.
139K is also insane.
60K. And that’s being generous.
I worked with a person years ago who lived nearby and had to get out because he was afraid his children, then approaching teenage, were going to get drawn into casual criminality.
There are only 60 or so houses in Kilmartin drive yet a brief search for references to it yields:
independent.ie/irish-news/sc … 76590.html
THREE schoolgirls who stole a mobile phone from a teenager after “attacking her like dogs” face jail.
Hazel Doyle, Sarah Anne Smith and Leanne Spellman, all from Tallaght, have been told by Judge Miriam Reynolds at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court they face prison unless they each bring €500 to court for their 16-year-old victim “to compensate in some way for your behaviour”.
The three were dressed in their school uniforms when they followed their victim from a bus on Balfe Road, Crumlin, on May 16, 2005, dragged her to the ground, pulled her hair, bit her and kicked her before they stole her phone and MP3 player.
Doyle (16), of Corbally, Westbrook; Smith (17), of Kilcarrig Green, Fettercairn; and Spellman (17), of Kilmartin Drive
herald.ie/news/two-glocks-in … 99007.html
Two Glocks in Tallaght murder found in search
GARDAI have found two Glock handguns believed to have been used in the murder of Tallaght man Stephen O’Halloran.
The weapons, both 9mm handguns, were found stashed in a hedgerow close to the murder scene at Kilmartin Drive
independent.ie/irish-news/co … 64018.html
A MAN jailed for 20 years for his role in the brutal killing of 16-year-old Melanie McCarthy McNamara has said he sees her face when he tries to sleep at night.
Keith Hall (24), of Kilmartin Drive
Melanie was shot in the head as she sat in the back of her fiance’s car. The intended targets were her fiance Christopher Moran, and his friend, Paul Byrne.
sundayworld.com/top-stories/ … sex-attack
Shoe bomb link to vile sex attack
Gardai have launched a major investigation after a home-made bomb exploded under the car of an innocent man, in what is believed to have been an attempt to intimidate a witness in a major upcoming trial.
Two gas canisters tied together and placed in a shoe box exploded under a van parked outside a house on Kilmartin Drive
herald.ie/news/courts/pair-a … 49478.html
Pair accused of betting scam that landed €8k
TWO men who allegedly tried to scam a bookmaker out of thousands of euro have been sent forward for trial to the Circuit Court.
Jim Carolan (48) and Kenneth Davis (54) are accused of trying to get a bookmaker to accept a number of late bets on the daily “49 draw”.
They are facing trial by judge and jury in the Circuit Court after a judge ruled that the matter was too serious for the District Court.
Carolan, of Drumcairn Avenue, and Davis, of Kilmartin Drive
independent.ie/incoming/man- … 95993.html
Man pleads not guilty to 2011 murder of Kevin Kenny
A 20-year-old Dublin man has pleaded not guilty to murdering another man in the capital two and a half years ago.
Craig O’Halloran of Colepark Road, Ballyfermot is charged with murdering Kevin Kenny on Sarsfield Road, also in Ballyfermot.
When arraigned before the Central Criminal Court yesterday, he pleaded not guilty to murdering the 32-year old on July 31, 2011.
Potential jurors were told that Mr O’Halloran’s family had lived on Kilmartin Drive
I am sure there are nice people in Kilmartin Drive and its neighbourhood but that is a lot of references to some serious crimes and criminals in one small area.
Maybe Kilmartin Drive could apply to Google for the right to be forgotten.