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Good riddance to unwanted rubbish…

Garden & Outdoors, Landlords, Practical Advice, Property News, Rentals, Renters, Students

Article by Karl Deeter, Irish Mortgage Brokers Somebody has been filling my bins with their rubbish. This happens regularly in Dublin and I'm told that it isn't uncommon in Galway and Cork as well. Different places have different ways that other people can take…

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Create a Home Inventory in a snap

Buy & Sell, Garden & Outdoors, Improving, Moving, Practical Advice, Property News, Selling

It's sensible to have a list of everything in your home in case you are faced with sudden catastrophe, or even just the theft of a few items. If your home was destroyed by fire or flooding, how could you remember all the possessions that…

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Make your house immune to pests

DIY, Improving, Landlords, Practical Advice, Property News, Rentals

A house becomes a wonderful place to live in once all the impurities are over. The impurities in a house can be bad respiration system, lack of clean and tidy environment and insects. Focusing further on the pests we come to know that having pests in…

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Safe methods for asbestos removal during home renovations

Build & Renovate, Buy & Sell, Buying, DIY, Eco Build, Extensions & Renovations, Garden & Outdoors, Improving, Moving, Practical Advice

Many people choose to purchase older homes and do the renovation work themselves. Asbestos was once used for insulation, fireproofing and soundproofing in older homes. This material can cause a number of diseases, including asbestosis, mesothelioma and lung cancer. Using safe methods and equipment…

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Overlooked home security system factors

Improving, Practical Advice, Property News

Most homeowners picture a home security system that monitors windows and doors. When a window or door is opened, the system either sets off an alarm or notifies authorities (or in some cases, both). What they don’t consider is the fact that there are…

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Don't let fire ruin your Christmas celebrations

Practical Advice, Property News

WITH fires lit, cooking more common and electricity in greater use due to the likes of lights on trees, Christmas is a time when you need to be most aware of fire risks. Undoubtedly, Christmas is a time of celebration and joy but some…

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Granite Paving

Garden & Outdoors, Practical Advice

It is well known that the proof of the pudding is in the tasting and when it comes to paving with natural granite, the proof of quality is always in the finish. Although available in a range of colours, granite paving is a premium…

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Optimise your property’s sales potential

Garden & Outdoors, Practical Advice

Everyone is aware how the current difficult economic conditions have severely impacted on the housing market. The property market is struggling with fewer buyers, abundance of choice and prices continuing to fall. Selling in these market conditions must clearly be very difficult. However having decided…

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Watering Your Garden

Garden & Outdoors, Practical Advice

Helen Dillon, the world renowned gardener, provides some top-notch advice and tips on watering your garden. Having water available on tap in various spots around the garden means that you don't put off watering something that needs it. We have placed large wooden barrels…

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The One Hour a Week Garden

Garden & Outdoors, Practical Advice

Helen Dillon, the world renowned gardener, provides some top-notch advice and tips. Be generous with space you allow for a paved or decked living area. Allow yourself a few very large containers. Organise a tap to be installed very near the containers. In our…

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