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All the benefits of the city and the countryside.
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Launching this weekend in an ideal location
All the benefits of the city and the countryside.

Taking its name from the Irish word for ‘mill’, Muileann is ideally situated in Kinsealy, between Swords and Malahide, and benefits from the host of amenities on offer in what are some of the most sought-after neighbourhoods in north Dublin. It is less than five minutes’ drive from both Malahide Castle and the Pavilions Shopping Centre, and close to Airside Retail Park.

Muileann is also close to Swords Village, which is linked to both the M1 and the M50. If you prefer not to drive, regular bus and train services make commuting into the city fast and easy for everyone. Plus, Dublin Airport is just 3.5km away, a mere five-minute drive down the road. Once you’re home, the seaside villages of Portmarnock and Malahide are only a short drive away, perfect locations for an evening stroll or a bite to eat in one of the many cafés and restaurants.

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