Living in Cavan

[jebus]

I have a job interview coming up in two weeks in Cavan, not sure if the job will have me living there as its with a Dublin based newspaper but it could very well do. Just wanted to get some information on what it's like living in Cavan town before I even think about taking up any possible job offer, so if anyone knows anything about it it would be greatly appreciated. Cheers

[Wolfie]

I have a job interview coming up in two weeks in Cavan, not sure if the job will have me living there as its with a Dublin based newspaper but it could very well do. Just wanted to get some information on what it's like living in Cavan town before I even think about taking up any possible job offer, so if anyone knows anything about it it would be greatly appreciated. Cheers

Santa's grave is listed as one of the local attractions.........

[Magicme]

I cant believe am about to say this but its not a bad town really.

Ok, will hand in my Monaghan Passport.

[Paddyfield]

I have only one memory of Cavan and it might give you an insight to the mindset of a Cavan man. It was in the mid 90's and I was on my way to Gortakeegan to see the mighty Mons beat Galway United 3 - 1 :mad:

My route took me through the town of Cavan where I stopped in a petrol station (I think it may have been a Statoil) to fill up the car. The owner was a friendly country lad whose dog was even friendlier.

"What's the dog's name?", I enquired.

"Esso" came the reply, "after those dirty ba5tard5 down the road."

I laughed for twenty minutes.

[Ash]

Ah Cavan, its not as bad as it sound! (Mrs Ash works there.)
A few nice pubs and resteraunts. Was almost convinced to buy a house up
there to make easier for her work, its about an hour drive from Athlone, but
luckily we found a place 5 minutes from my work instead :D

[pete]

Should this be in the travel section? :D