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Dublin Road, Naas, Ireland
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The Furness House is not in Naas itself but pretty close and is a Georgian house built in Palladian style around 1730. It is worth seeing for the ornate plasterwork and woodcarvings.
The house is open to public between 8 April - 9 June 2006 and admission is 5 euro.
The Furness is best accesible from the village of Kill or Johnstown (instructions how to get there are on the website, link below).
I grew up in a village on the outskirts of Naas. Yes its the commuter belt but it also has a soul of its own. There are some fine pubs, cafés, restaurants as well as a number of interesting places to visit. It is also a big player in the "Expensive Ladies Boutique" industry.
When I was a Law Student there were occasions when I would take the bus home to Waterford (although I far preferred to take the train). The bus route took me through the Town of Naas and I always thought it to be a busy town. They had a Superquinn supermarket and at that time Superquinn would have been considered as good as you get in the food chain stores!!
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