I am looking for ( x ) in Galway city&county

dinneenp

Looking to get my driveway tarmac-ed.

Thanks
Pa

charleville

detoxkid wrote: »

I'm looking for a recommendation for a good reasonably priced interior designer?

Send me a pm and I can give you a number of a really good lady

dinneenp

skinny90 wrote: »

I am looking for a photography club in Galway? Is there any you'd recommend?

https://www.galwaycameraclub.com/

There's a new one set up in Claregalway too.

xckjoo

Anybody know where to get V60 coffee filters in Galway?


Edit: Failing that, anywhere in Ireland? I want them faster than Amazon will get them to me

Cheshire Cat

xckjoo wrote: »

Anybody know where to get V60 coffee filters in Galway?


Edit: Failing that, anywhere in Ireland? I want them faster than Amazon will get them to me

Badger and Dodo: https://badgeranddodo.ie/shop/hariov60filterpaper/

They should have them in the Coffee shop.

xckjoo

Cheshire Cat wrote: »

Badger and Dodo: https://badgeranddodo.ie/shop/hariov60filterpaper/

They should have them in the Coffee shop.

Cheers! Just thought of them too. Are they still in Fairgreen near the Radison/Galmont/Whatever?

Cheshire Cat

xckjoo wrote: »

Cheers! Just thought of them too. Are they still in Fairgreen near the Radison/Galmont/Whatever?

Yes

Fitz*

I am looking to change my voting address to Galway.

I have filled out the RFA3 form, and have it stamped by the Guards. What do I do now? Is there a postal address or do I just go to the Council Office on Prospect Hill and fill it in there?

Bredabe

FitzShane wrote: »

I am looking to change my voting address to Galway.

I have filled out the RFA3 form, and have it stamped by the Guards. What do I do now? Is there a postal address or do I just go to the Council Office on Prospect Hill and fill it in there?

If you can, hand it in. You can, of course, post it. In my experience, so much correspondence coming up to events like this, go missing in lots of constituencies.

tobdom

FitzShane wrote: »

I am looking to change my voting address to Galway.

I have filled out the RFA3 form, and have it stamped by the Guards. What do I do now? Is there a postal address or do I just go to the Council Office on Prospect Hill and fill it in there?

I was onto 'them' yesterday about change of address and was advised at this stage it won't be updated before the Referendum (but you can still submit your RFA3 form now if you like). Your polling card will be sent to your old (assuming) address and your vote will be in the polling station appopriate for that address.

Tokyo

Looking to pick up a decent stovetop coffee pot similar to the one below - does anybody know a place in Galway where I can pick one up?

Digital Solitude

Woodies have them, €10 or 15 iirc

Cheshire Cat

mike_ie wrote: »

Looking to pick up a decent stovetop coffee pot similar to the one below - does anybody know a place in Galway where I can pick one up?

Anthony Ryan's Home store or, if you are lucky, TKMaxx
Homestore and More is another option.

what_traffic

Cheshire Cat wrote: »

Anthony Ryan's Home store

+1 Have bought them a few times in Anthony Ryan's Homestore on Lombard St

Red_Wake

Anyone know if there's a bus from the city to claregalway?

biko

http://getthere.ie/galway-claregalway/
http://www.galwaytransport.info/2012/11/buses-coaches-north-galway-donegal-sligo-mayo-headford-tuam.html

Addle

I'm loooking for a recommendation for a man with a van.
Some relatively heavy lifting involved in moving and transporting some furniture.
TIA

happyday

My son will be doing work experience in Galway starting mid May. He is looking for somewhere to stay for about a month. Maybe in a family home with someone who keeps students. Where should we look or who should we contact? All help appreciated!

biko

www.daft.ie is best for accommodation. For a short stay maybe consider www.airbnb.ie

Cheshire Cat

happyday wrote: »

My son will be doing work experience in Galway starting mid May. He is looking for somewhere to stay for about a month. Maybe in a family home with someone who keeps students. Where should we look or who should we contact? All help appreciated!

Whereabouts in Galway will he be working and does he drive or will he be relying on public transport?

happyday

Cheshire Cat wrote: »

Whereabouts in Galway will he be working and does he drive or will he be relying on public transport?

He will be working in the city centre. He doesn't drive. Thanks.

mailburner

looking for someone to possibly renovate the house I'm in, needs a lot of work.
thanks in advance

charleville

I’m looking for a good accountant and tax advisor in galway please if someone can recommend via pm.

Tks

_Whimsical_

Boxty!
Has anyone seen this around?

I tried someone's and it was lovely. I think it was a brand recommended by Slimming World but I don't remember the name. I assume it's all the same though.

ben.schlomo

_Whimsical_ wrote: »

Boxty!
Has anyone seen this around?

I tried someone's and it was lovely. I think it was a brand recommended by Slimming World but I don't remember the name. I assume it's all the same though.

Joyce's. Have bought it there recently.

Bosupe

_Whimsical_ wrote: »

Boxty!
Has anyone seen this around?

I tried someone's and it was lovely. I think it was a brand recommended by Slimming World but I don't remember the name. I assume it's all the same though.

Iceland in Doughiska

Bredabe

Lookin for a casual singing group in Galway, a drop in choir type of arrangement, anyone know of any?

GalwayGrrrrrl

Bredabe wrote: »

Lookin for a casual singing group in Galway, a drop in choir type of arrangement, anyone know of any?

Look up the Ad Hoc Choir. They meet in Galway arts centre and a few other locations around the city. Also Sing a long social sometimes on. Next weekend (May 18th-20th) is Gospel Rising festival which has lots of Choir workshops- you can attend full weekend or just individual sessions. Sunday afternoon in cathedral is This is Me workshop which will be epic.

Digital Solitude

_Whimsical_ wrote: »

Boxty!
Has anyone seen this around?

I tried someone's and it was lovely. I think it was a brand recommended by Slimming World but I don't remember the name. I assume it's all the same though.

Try making it yourself, its basically just spuds, butter and salt. Really quick and not as salty as the off the shelf stuff

dinneenp

Hi
Looking for someone to lay semi solid herringbone floor please.

Thanks,
Pa