FRANKENFURTER wrote: » i like pool and have started going to jades i used to play in stretford but it got fairly rough ..jades takes no messers at pool table and the pint is only 3.80.......takes a bit to get used to the place but its alright
overexcitedaj wrote: » Always start the night in O Conors. And then go to Mcsorleys. Com eot think of it thats all ive done everytime ive gone out in Killarney for the last 2 years :P
kerry4sam wrote: » I have never actually gotten O'Connors . The barman has one grrrreat sense of humour but it's wasted bebind that bar though. I never got any real 'atmosphere' in there though the regulars are always good for a chat. but McSorleys ftw though. I think everyone ends up in there at some point on a night out. A regular spot of mine is actually Corkery's up High Street. Say hello to Jerome behind the bar there if anyone decides to pop in some time. Sound man.
newman10 wrote: » Hi All I hope there is someone who can help me. My OH needs to put together a CV but not one of those Microsoft ones. Does any one know where it can be done in Killarney Tahnks
oeb wrote: » As in just not in MS word format? What format does she need it in? If she wants to give it to me in word format I can convert it to PDF or whatever she needs.
newman10 wrote: » It need to look professional not just a sheet of paper or does it matter much in that they are all being shredded
overexcitedaj wrote: » Ah I love being in there when American tourists are there. We always get a good laugh out of em. Coarkerys. dont thinkn ive ever been there. I do like courtneys though. My uncle Always DJs there on a Sat night ( shamless plug). Must try and get there more often
kerry4sam wrote: » I went into O'Connors lastnight with someone who used to work in there and OMG what a laugh we had in there. It was one of the very few bars in town with a decent crowd, almost all tourists but all in mighty humour. I will be back regularly for definite after lastnight
newman10 wrote: » Dont forget Deenach Lodge opening @ 2 tomorrow. Have a cup of Tea on us and meet the great Micko
kerry4sam wrote: » Hey, has anyone else seen the views from Aghadoe looking down over the Leibherr factory out onto the lakes (not from the Aghadoe viewing-point, though that is nice also). If anyone is looking for something to do some evening, on a fine day, take the car on the road leading upto the back of the Aghadoe Heights Hotel or even vice versa. Simply breath-taking. I had never seen Killarney from that view-point before and just absolutely loved it and thought I would share the idea with people here.
FRANKENFURTER wrote: » i am blessed to live quite close to there.........it is class all year round its like a different veiw all year round...........when ye are finished with aghadoe walk the gap
kerry4sam wrote: » Oh you know that is something we have thought about alright but keep on putting it off. Maybe after tonight though it will be easier to persuade the girls to walk it. We really are extremely lucky to have views and scenery like that in the town. In fairness, not many places can say they do.
kerry4sam wrote: » I had never seen Killarney from that view-point before and just absolutely loved it and thought I would share the idea with people here.
FRANKENFURTER wrote: » Its very easy to do its really nice to bring the bike over in the boat and cycle through....well well worth it
johnnyc wrote: » are any of you lot watching the lions match saturday?
Oliverdog wrote: » No, Everton - with a box of Kleenex just in case . . .
newman10 wrote: » Once we wont need the Kleenex next Sunday
