fishmonger in Tullamore?

boredatwork82

Is there a fishmonger or some where in Tullamore to get good fresh fish?

Thanks

For Forks Sake

boredatwork82 wrote: »

Is there a fishmonger or some where in Tullamore to get good fresh fish?

Thanks

There's one on High St just up from the Dew Inn http://www.goldenpages.ie/bates-of-kilmore-quay-tullamore/

boredatwork82

For Forks Sake wrote: »

There's one on High St just up from the Dew Inn http://www.goldenpages.ie/bates-of-kilmore-quay-tullamore/

thanks, will check it out.

Guill

Every Friday morning there's a guy pulled up in the Texas car park. Sells fish from there. Got stuff of him before, very reasonable.
The guy up the town is more likely to fillet stuff for you though...

IrishHomer

The guy in the van at Texas told me he collects the fish from the boats at 3am on the same day as he sells the fish. I believe him it's so fresh and so nice as a result.

niallam

IrishHomer wrote: »

The guy in the van at Texas told me he collects the fish from the boats at 3am on the same day as he sells the fish. I believe him it's so fresh and so nice as a result.

Boats don't sell small quantities to individuals, they sell a whole catch to a co-op or main supplier who can give them a return on all species. All fish has to be logged properly and this chap that thinks he's buying directly isn't because its a long procedure being the point of first sale because he's have to log it with the dept of agriculture every time.
There isn't a landing in every port every night, boats can be out for over a week at times and certain ports won't see boats for days on end as they could land nearer to where the fishing is good.

People in these vans are what is doing harm to town and villages around the country, they drive to a different location every day of the week, pay no rent, rates in the town or employ anyone local and are no addition to the local community and drive away with their takings for the day.

Why not support a local shop and local jobs?

Where does the chap in the van wash his hands? Does he handle money, doubt he changes to new disposable gloves or washes his hands every time...? Does he have a bathroom in his van? Temperature control?

Don't always believe what people tell you

Guill

People in these vans are what is doing harm to town and villages around the country

:rolleyes:

niallam

Guill wrote: »

:rolleyes:

Very well articulated response :rolleyes:

athlonelad

niallam wrote: »

Very well articulated response :rolleyes:

Your very passionate about this. Are you in the trade yourself

Guill

niallam wrote: »

Very well articulated response :rolleyes:

Now that I have time i'll articulate a response.

It's not the high rates that are killing the town
It's not the lack of decent restaurants
It's not the huge Tesco outside of town with it's ample amounts of free parking drawing people out from the town centre
It's not the fact that a night in the pub will set you bvack more than it would cost you to have friends around and feed and water them for a night.
It's not the Aldi, also with huge amount of free parking
It's not the feuding families
It's not the drugs
It's not the crime
It's not the poor traffic management
It's not the cost of parking in the town


It's the guy in the van that sells fish on a Friday morning, the bastard.

Also, the guy up[ the town told me he gets his fish fresh from the boats too. So neither, or both, are telling the truth.

niallam

Guill wrote: »

Now that I have time i'll articulate a response.

It's not the high rates that are killing the town
It's not the lack of decent restaurants
It's not the huge Tesco outside of town with it's ample amounts of free parking drawing people out from the town centre
It's not the fact that a night in the pub will set you bvack more than it would cost you to have friends around and feed and water them for a night.
It's not the Aldi, also with huge amount of free parking
It's not the feuding families
It's not the drugs
It's not the crime
It's not the poor traffic management
It's not the cost of parking in the town


It's the guy in the van that sells fish on a Friday morning, the bastard.

Also, the guy up[ the town told me he gets his fish fresh from the boats too. So neither, or both, are telling the truth.

Neither are telling the truth.
Chances are they're buying illegally landed fish, great for Irish fishing industry and sustainability.
It's almost the same as buying a tv or power tools off an ethnic minority from the back of the van, it's more than likely been illegally obtained.

And I don't just mean the town in question I mean all towns across Ireland.
I actually don't think I've ever been in that town in my life.
These traders leave no money in the town or are any addition to local jobs.

athlonelad

niallam wrote: »

Neither are telling the truth.
Chances are they're buying illegally landed fish, great for Irish fishing industry and sustainability.
It's almost the same as buying a tv or power tools off an ethnic minority from the back of the van, it's more than likely been illegally obtained.

At least we all know who is responsible for the global economic collapse now, yer man in the fish van.

niallam

athlonelad wrote: »

At least we all know who is responsible for the global economic collapse now, yer man in the fish van.

In a time of depression / recession crime and the black market prosper

illegal street traders are an unauthorised development and subject to large fines which our wonderful councils have no interest in enforcing, easier collect rates off everyone contributing something to the locality.

athlonelad

niallam wrote: »

In a time of depression / recession crime and the black market prosper

illegal street traders are an unauthorised development and subject to large fines which our wonderful councils have no interest in enforcing, easier collect rates off everyone contributing something to the locality.

Do you have any evidence of this or it just your opinion? You are slating someones business.