Please Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em

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Yikes.

Is Mise writes:

‘Small and functional Kitchen area’…’Keyless entry into the house and apartment’…’Studio Apartment with Two Double Beds’. Something is not right here. Also that ‘kitchen’ does not look functional…And as for the man with the hammer…

25 Cabra Road, Dublin 7 (Daft)

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23 thoughts on “Please Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em”

  1. Brother Barnabas

    “Keyless entry into the house and apartment”

    sure sign of an ex-Airbnb

    looks like the July 1 regulation is having an effect

      2. Bertie Theodore Alphege Blenkinsop

        Cabra has quitened down considerably SOQ, the cabra rd is certainly not rough.

        1. SOQ

          Yeah I now a few rental immigrants who tolerate it now- is there a term//word for rental gentrification I wonder?

      3. Vanessa the Holy Face of Frilly Keane

        Ya wha’

        WTF are you (Same’oh btw)
        One’ah the Mountbatten?

        Cabra is a great place t’live
        gentrification? That’s a very bitter word
        And totally unnecessary

        Shur’ you’d need half a mill to get a look-in on Old Cabra Road

        And in a sorta way Crumlin is it’s Southside twin
        And you’ll never hear the expression Rental Immigrants around here
        Once you become a member of the Common Bond
        You’re one for life
        Regardless of tenancy status or circumstances

        I can speak to this for many reasons which are none of your business
        And I’m certain Cabra is no different

        1. Sheik Yahbouti

          The more likely explanation. Nothing to do with the area – it’s the owners.

      2. GiggidyGoo

        So that they can come in and have a mooch.
        Anyone putting up a place for rent of these property websites should have to quote their PPS no. so that Revenue can have a file already open for them

    3. Rob_G

      @BB

      While it’s still mental to be able to charge €1k a month for a chalet in Cabra, you are probably right, it would seem that teh AirBnb ban has added at least a few extra units to the market.

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