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Tralee - petrol station with deli and seating?

  • 29-05-2018 8:42pm
    #1
    sporina
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    Is there a decent petrol station in Tralee with a deli and seating area? maybe a centra? Always find such places much more efficient when on a journey


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  • #2
    CiarraiAbu2
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    O' Sheas Blennerville
    Applegreen - Fairys cross
    Kellihers - Rathass

    Applegreen probably has the best selection


  • #3
    sporina
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    CiarraiAbu2 wrote: »
    O' Sheas Blennerville
    Applegreen - Fairys cross
    Kellihers - Rathass

    Applegreen probably has the best selection

    ok well going from killarney to cloghane - which is best? the most straight forward... avoid town maybe


  • #4
    dobman88
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    Go to Kellehers, you won't be disappointed. As petrol station deli goes it's probably the best I've been to. Would be delivering to Tralee about once a month and always pop in when I'm down.


  • #5
    CiarraiAbu2
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    sporina wrote: »
    ok well going from killarney to cloghane - which is best? the most straight forward... avoid town maybe

    Blennerville, when you're coming into town take the Kearneys road route and you miss the the town.


  • #6
    phormium
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    If you are following normal route from Killarney along the bypass then O'Sheas in Blennerville of those suggested is the most convenient for you without having to detour off your main route.

    Haven't used the deli there so don't know what it's like but sure aren't most using all the same bought in pre packaged stuff, tubs of coleslaw, packet ham, part baked rolls etc, can't be that much of a difference.


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  • #7
    sporina
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    thanks for all the suggestions..

    No deli's vary big time - in terms of how much effort they put into them themselves.. hence i suss out the good ones..

    biennerville sounds the most convenient


  • #8
    ongarboy
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    How essential is a deli stop off with seating on a short 60 minute journey from Killarney to Cloghane? If you're as seemingly particular about the quality of delis from your posts above, I'd suggest you avoid a detour off your route just for a garage sandwich and pick a nice restaurant before or after the journey


  • #9
    sporina
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    ongarboy wrote: »
    How essential is a deli stop off with seating on a short 60 minute journey from Killarney to Cloghane? If you're as seemingly particular about the quality of delis from your posts above, I'd suggest you avoid a detour off your route just for a garage sandwich and pick a nice restaurant before or after the journey

    smarty pants my journey begins long before killarney but we reckon tralee would be a good pitstop on that stretch

    but i appreciate your thinking outside the box


  • #10
    ongarboy
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    sporina wrote: »
    ongarboy wrote: »
    How essential is a deli stop off with seating on a short 60 minute journey from Killarney to Cloghane? If you're as seemingly particular about the quality of delis from your posts above, I'd suggest you avoid a detour off your route just for a garage sandwich and pick a nice restaurant before or after the journey

    smarty pants my journey begins long before killarney but we reckon tralee would be a good pitstop on that stretch

    but i appreciate your thinking outside the box
    No worries. Safe driving!


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