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A NEW “spacious” turnkey home on the Irish market is less than €300,000 – and comes with a big garden, among other perks.
The three-bedroom and two-bathroom home is located in Ballina, Tipperary.
This new turnkey property is the perfect starter home for a new family at just €269,500 in 3 Cnoc Cluain , Ballina, Tipperary.
Located only a 25-minute drive from Limerick City & Nenagh & 40-minute drive from Shannon Airport– it is perfect for commuters.
It is also within easy walking distance of all amenities in the popular lakeside towns of Ballina & Killaloe.
When you first arrive at the house you are greeted with a small lawned garden area to the front of the property.
Upon entering, you are greeted with a wide hallway with oak timber floors and carpeted stairs.
At the back of the home is the living room with an open fire in a timber-surrounded fireplace. with cast iron insert & slate hearth.
There is a sliding PVC door to the rear patio/maintenance-free garden area and is complete with a TV point.
The kitchen, which faces the front of the property, is fully fitted with units to include an integrated electric oven, hob and extractor.
It is plumbed for a washing machine and dishwasher, and finished with a ceramic tiled floor.
A small bathroom completes the ground floor.
The stairs lead to a carpeted landing with a fully shelved hot-press with immersion and attic access.
Bedroom one has red deal wooden floors with a built-in wardrobe and open shelving/railed area.
Bedroom two is spacious and also includes built-in storage with a warm wooden floor finish.
The master bedroom includes a large bed, TV point, storage and an en suite with a fully tiled shower area.
For the main family bathroom, there is a painted wooden floor, fully tiled around the shower and wash hand basin area.
Enjoy the sunny weather in the maintenance-free patio & garden to the rear.
It comes with a timber shed perfect for easy storage with electricity supply and outdoor tap.
The property overlooks a large green that is perfect for children to play on.
Presented to the market in pristine turnkey condition, it is an ideal starter, downsizer or investment option for any buyer.
To see more of this new property on the market visit My.home.ie.
BEING an identical twin can be confusing – but imagine how it feels when you also share the same name.
This is the case for twin sisters Marie and Marie, who have been confusing internet users with their posts.
On their @doublemaries account, the German sisters shared snaps of them together, and said: “Told him I have a twin.
“We are named the same.”
The blonde sisters document their travels and life together online, where they call themselves “twin explorers” and “double the fun, double the adventure.”
Many people were baffled at their claim they were given the same name by their mum.
One wrote: “Is it allowed to be called the same? Like being twins.”
Another added: “God really said copy and paste.”
And a third commented: “Your poor partners gotta be soooo careful.”
And one queried: “I thought this is illegal.”
In a video they joked that being a twin with the same name has some benefits, including the option of taking exams for one another.
They are also able to prank people – including dates – who have no idea that they are twins.
However, there are a number of drawbacks.
Marie explained: “The problem is we have the same picture, name, date of birth and address.
“You don’t even wanna know how many problems come up.”
Not only have they had issues with post arriving for one another, but also in school, where teachers had to call them “Marie 1” and “Marie 2” to differentiate them.
One person asked if they had ever shared their frustration with their mum for giving them the same name.
Marie said: “Nope, we’re actually thankful for the name.”
They added that their mum also has no regrets about the name choice, but they said that it can be hard to feel like they have their own identities.
One person replied: “This would be the worst thing ever if one of you ever committed a crime.”
The twins said in response: “No it wasn‘t me.. it was Marie!!”
Another pointed out: “So you can take each other’s driving test??” to which the girls joked: “Maybe.”
TWINS are when two children are produced in the same pregnancy.
They can be identical or different, and two boys, two girls, or a girl and a boy.
Twins are quite rare, but are usually born completely healthy
What are the different types of twins?
Monozygotic – identical twins (‘one cell’ twins)
Dizygotic – also known as ‘fraternal’, non identical twins. Babies are no more alike than siblings born at separate times, and they can be the same or different sexes
Conjoined twins – identical twins that are joined together. They are extremely rare, and it’s estimated they range from one in 49,000 to 189,000 births, although around half are stillborn, and one third die within 24 hours.
Can identical twins be two different sexes?
Identical twins are always of the same sex because they form from the same fertilised egg that contains either female or male chromosomes.
The single egg is divided into two separate embryos, and they occur in about three in every 1000 deliveries worldwide.
Therefore, boy/girl twins are always fraternal (or dizygotic), as their chromosomes are either XY (male) or XX (female).
What are Di Di twins?
Di Di stands for Dichronic Diamniotic, and they are the common type of twins.
They have their own amniotic sacs and placenta, so are just sharing the womb of the mother, and are therefore not identical.
There are few complications with Di Di twins, so have a good chance of being born completely healthy without intervention from your doctor.
Di di twins are more likely to be non-identical than identical.
BRITS holidaying in Spain have been warned not to the drink the beer amid a scorching 42-degree heatwave from Africa.
Areas of the country roasted under extreme heat over the weekend – and the balmy temperatures look set to stay.
Some spots were so hot the state forecaster, Aemet, was forced to issue weather warnings.
Yellow and amber alerts came into force on Sunday – with Sevilla, Cordoba and Jaen in the south worst affected.
Emergency guidance was issued to tourists and locals alike advising them on how to stay safe when it’s sweltering.
One suggestion likely unpopular with Brits on their hols was to avoid alcohol, because it has a dehydrating effect on the body.
The advice is to drink water often, even if you’re not thirsty, and avoid both alcohol and caffeine.
It was also recommended to “dress smart”, which means wearing loose-fitting clothes – particularly cotton or linen if possible.
Lighter colours reflect the sun so can help you to stay cool.
Another point is to simply stay indoors during times of peak temperatures, and certainly to avoid any strenuous activity under the sun.
The authorities also issued a reminder about the signs of heatstroke, so people know when they need to find help.
Fatigue, dizziness, headaches, confusion and nausea are all common symptoms of heatstroke which, in severe cases, can be fatal.
Houses should be shuttered up during the day, it was advised, but and vents opened at night to allow a cooling airflow.
And finally, people were urged to keep a close eye on anyone vulnerable.
The elderly, people with chronic illnesses or those living alone are particularly at risk of heat-related complications, so communities were encouraged to work together to check in on them.
There was a special mention for tourists, who are more likely to end up in hospital during heatwaves than seasoned locals.
The culprit behind the immense heat was a plume of hot air which blew over from north Africa.
Once it reached Spain, the air stayed hot thanks to clear skies and atmospheric stability, Aemet explained.
Monday was predicted to bring more of the same the heat, with some areas again expected to top 40 degrees.
The thermometer is predicted to remain high through this week, and above average for the rest of June.
And there is also expected to be less rain than usual, meaning it will be dry all round for the country.
However, there could be a temporary let-up from localised mid-week storms in the northwest and centre of the country.
This follows a particularly hot May, with many locations seeing record-breaking temperatures – particularly in southern and western areas of Spain.
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