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1566:Kilnamanagh
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1441:Deansgrange
1366:Booterstown
1336:Ballyfermot
1321:Ballsbridge
1274:Tyrrelstown
1179:Portmarnock
1164:Palmerstown
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1721:Sandymount
1651:Portobello
1636:Perrystown
1561:Kilmainham
1511:Greenhills
1496:Glencullen
1491:Glenageary
1451:Donnybrook
1416:The Coombe
1411:Clonskeagh
1406:Clondalkin
1396:Churchtown
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1696:Rockbrook
1681:Rathmines
1661:Rathcoole
1621:Newcastle
1611:Monkstown
1591:Liberties
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1571:Kilternan
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1526:Irishtown
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1501:Goatstown
1486:Glasthule
1356:Blackrock
1346:Ballyroan
1301:Adamstown
1292:Southside
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1746:Tallaght
1726:Shankill
1691:Ringsend
1656:Ranelagh
1606:Milltown
1556:Kilmacud
1546:Killiney
1536:Jobstown
1476:Firhouse
1456:Drimnagh
1401:Citywest
1361:Bluebell
1351:Belfield
1229:Skerries
1184:Portrane
1114:Malahide
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987:Darndale
972:Coolmine
962:Clontarf
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1671:Rathgar
1646:Poolbeg
1641:Pimlico
1626:Oldbawn
1576:Kimmage
1481:Foxrock
1461:Dundrum
1426:Crumlin
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1311:Balally
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1067:Kilmore
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