Hi everyone!
I've just moved to Dublin 4 from London and I am looking to meet new people.
Im on maternity leave so have lots of spare time to explore Dublin!
I love watching sport, eating out, art and netball!
New friends
Claremarie
04 July 2013 17:50:34
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Aurélie
05 July 2013 08:34:45
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Hello Claremarie.
Welcome to Expat.com! 
How are you experiencing Dublin so far?
Thank you,
Aurélie
NaPo2013
22 August 2013 22:04:27
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Hi Claremarie,
I'm in Dublin 4 and on mat leave as well - just moved 4 months ago! How are you finding things?
Naomi
Claremarie
22 August 2013 22:49:58
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Hi Naomi,
I've been living here for two months and am enjoying it. I have a four week little boy! how old is your baby? Where in D4 are you?
Cm x
NaPo2013
22 August 2013 23:01:31
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Congrats on your new arrival! I'm in Ballsbridge. Moved here from Stockholm in April though I'm Canadian originally. My little one is 8 months old.
Care to meet for coffee sometime?
Cheers
N
Claremarie
22 August 2013 23:07:54
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Hi Aurelie, sorry for late reply I have only just seen your comment! I'm loving Dublin thanks
Claremarie
22 August 2013 23:11:08
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Sure! I'm free next week if that works for you? I live in Ringsend, but can walk to Ballsbridge... Where is good for a coffee?
Happiness123
23 August 2013 11:10:26
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Hello there
I hope you are well.
Welcome to Ireland
Regards
Happiness123
NaPo2013
23 August 2013 11:34:58
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Maybe we could meet at Starbucks? Room for strollers or we could walk to Herbert park. Can you meet at 4ish? Sorry - thought I replied last night but I guess my message didn't post.,,
Claremarie
24 August 2013 07:39:36
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Sounds good to me... What day?
NaPo2013
25 August 2013 22:26:14
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How about tomorrow (Monday) at 4-4:15?
Claremarie
26 August 2013 00:43:03
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4.15 is good with me.... I will be the mum with a large green mothercare buggy
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