r/Meath • u/chelsea11538 • Oct 22 '24

Noisy Neighbours in Ratoath

Hi there, long-time lurker here. I've been looking at buying a property in Ratoath in Woodlands Park, but I've been informed that there are noisy neighbours/bad neighbours there. Can anyone help provide me more information on this? We're buying a property for my mam and I don't want her to have horrible neighbours. Thanks!

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u/abeggy Oct 22 '24

I think it has been sold 4 times in the last 5 years, I would avoid it, pricepropertyregister.ie have a look there

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u/thisiswaynesworld Oct 22 '24

I know my parents were warned off when they were looking to buy a house there by the agency selling the house. Think it was one of the houses in the back on the left. Was a few years ago so might be off slightly which house it was.

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u/Meath77 Oct 23 '24

Jesus, how bad are the neighbours? Is it multiple families?

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u/thisiswaynesworld Oct 23 '24

I think it was only the one house but they lost interest fairly fast when they were told

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u/Meath77 Oct 23 '24

The house will probably end up being bought and rented.

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u/SnooGoats9071 Mar 08 '25

I don't live in the estate but I do live locally..and I'm aware of a chap with a Staffordshire bull terrier who lives there who is an awful c**t, let's the dog off leash with no regard for anyone else, won't clean up after it, aggressive & intimidating to anyone that tries to talk to him about it.

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u/Cryptocenturion2 15d ago

Really? I've been living in Woodlands Park for 16 years now and haven't seen that breed of dog here once.

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u/SnooGoats9071 12d ago

OK.. well, I've seen him plenty of times

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u/Cryptocenturion2 12d ago

What's the owner look like?

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u/zyzzwasasickcunt 5d ago

eamon flood junkie fuck

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u/Cryptocenturion2 12d ago

Front or back houses?