Mulvey Park

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Mulvey Park is a council estate in Windy Arbour, Dundrum, Dublin, Ireland. It was built around 1948 and features a large grass park which is regularly used for football matches. The park was named after a local councillor in the area.

The estate is shaped like a single paddle, with a straight section leading in from the Dundrum Road as far as the grass park, and a further small cul-de-sac beyond. At the Central Mental Hospital side of the road, the houses are set back even further than in rest of the estate, with a further small grass space in front.

As is to be expected of council estates, house prices are affordable in Mulvey Park.

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