beertons wrote: » I randomly spoke to one guy there, he had a smile on his face while pushing a buggy. I assumed he was still laughing at the card lads. That wasn't you by any chance?
Polo_Mint wrote: » Im really falling for the idea in starting beekeeping. I notice alot of what i think are Rapeseed fields around naas. I wonder how approachable these owners are to host 2 beehives
VincePP wrote: » Bee keepers make money from "renting" bee hives to farmers. Bees will only travel a set distance and they will pollinate crops, so can be quite valuable to farmers.
paddylonglegs wrote: » Already decided to start compost heap for garden to reduce waste for organic bin.
Lex Luthor wrote: » had one of these a few yrs ago....next thing we had rats in the back garden
Scudges Da wrote: » Good to see Lawlors looking to expand.....another 140 bedrooms and wedding facilities, might help to bring a bit more life to the town
paddylonglegs wrote: » Mid summer festival on tomorrow in Sallins and Naas. Events on the site www.midsummerartsfestival.ie going to attemp bringing the toddler on the nature walk along the canal so will see how that goes. Will take a wander into Naas in the afternoon to see what's going on. Great to see the area going to this effort. Wifey back to weekend work so delighted to see something as a distraction.... For a few mins anyway!
beertons wrote: » How did this go paddy? Was out west on a stag, so missed it all.
Polo_Mint wrote: » Tony Roma seems to be opening again or someone is setting up a new restaurant. I see there is new signs in the windows looking for Staff
MaxPower89 wrote: » Good news, I think there was a disagreement over rent or some such. I wonder will someone take over GGs? I hope the new Japanese place is good, will surely open soon.
dori_dormer wrote: » Hi, i was wondering if anyone could tell me where you go to collect a missed parcel delivery from an post in naas. Is it the main post office or do they have another location? Thanks!