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beertons

The lodge closed it's doors on Monday. I was in there on Sunday, it was great craic. Pity, I have to go a bit further now for a few pints.

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Tom Cruises Left Nut

There myself nearly 7 years

Great place to live. You don't notice the trains at all

I love the fact I'm not in a big town but pretty much right beside everything

paddylonglegs

Oldbridge station is in an excellent location in the village, lived in hunterswood for a few years and found it great. Lots of young families moving to OB station

MotorMike

OreoNen wrote: »

Thanks foodaholic. Do u know if there is much noise from the passing trains in old bridge?

Here now 3 years, heard it the first couple of days, Haven't heard it since.

OreoNen

Thanks foodaholic. Do u know if there is much noise from the passing trains in old bridge?

foodaholic

My friend moved into oldbridge last year
Really nice house.
Great area.
In walking distance of Two Cooks a great restaurant, lock 13 pub
tescos and aldi,

OreoNen

Hi everyone, Im new to this so if I have posted in the wrong place just let me know! I was looking for some advice or info on both oldbridge station in sallins and finlay park in naas. We are thinking of buying in one of these developments and I was hoping to get a few peoples opinions or experiences of both. Its a big decision for us so any help really would be appreciated!! Thanks in advance

Allirog

beertons wrote: »

Is jury selection on, or have you been picked already? Nurses, guards, doctors, teachers and a few more are exempt.

It was just jury selection which started today.

beertons

The Christmas tree's left for shredding in Monread park were set alight a short time ago, plumes of smoke coming from that direction. Fire brigade there too.

beertons

Is jury selection on, or have you been picked already? Nurses, guards, doctors, teachers and a few more are exempt.

[Deleted User]

Allirog wrote: »

think that's the safest bet so. It's the one up near the maxol/Tesco/Penneys?

Penneys is long gone now but yes, it's just before Meadows and Byrne on the right as you enter the town coming past Tesco/Maxol.

Allirog

Tom Cruises Left Nut wrote: »

My parents live near the town so lucky I can park there.

As others have said the town centre car park is your best bet

think that's the safest bet so. It's the one up near the maxol/Tesco/Penneys?

Tom Cruises Left Nut

Allirog wrote: »

and not back to work

I'm rarely in naas so I don't know where to park apart from the Main Street. Will you be parking or can you walk there? I'm in leixlip so I'll have to drive

My parents live near the town so lucky I can park there.

As others have said the town centre car park is your best bet

[Deleted User]

Allirog wrote: »

Guys, quick question. I'm on jury duty in a few weeks time in naas and looking at my options. Does anyone know of any all day free parking or anywhere I can pay for parking cheaply? God only knows how long I'm going to be called for. Thanks a mill!!!

The town centre car park are doing all day parking 7am - 9pm for €5.

WhatsGoingOn2

Tom Cruises Left Nut wrote: »

In there on Tuesday for just duty myself. Hopefully home early each day !!!

Try the Garda station. They often let people park there when they are on court duty (as long as they are not the ones in the dock!)

Lex Luthor

best to park in the multi storey. what time do you have to be at the court house?
The town can be mental in the morning to get into with the school run from 8:15 til about 9

Allirog

Tom Cruises Left Nut wrote: »

In there on Tuesday for just duty myself. Hopefully home early each day !!!

and not back to work

I'm rarely in naas so I don't know where to park apart from the Main Street. Will you be parking or can you walk there? I'm in leixlip so I'll have to drive

Tom Cruises Left Nut

Allirog wrote: »

Guys, quick question. I'm on jury duty in a few weeks time in naas and looking at my options. Does anyone know of any all day free parking or anywhere I can pay for parking cheaply? God only knows how long I'm going to be called for. Thanks a mill!!!

In there on Tuesday for just duty myself. Hopefully home early each day !!!

beertons

Allirog wrote: »

Guys, quick question. I'm on jury duty in a few weeks time in naas and looking at my options. Does anyone know of any all day free parking or anywhere I can pay for parking cheaply? God only knows how long I'm going to be called for. Thanks a mill!!!

Naas town center is 4 or 5 Euro per day.

Allirog

Guys, quick question. I'm on jury duty in a few weeks time in naas and looking at my options. Does anyone know of any all day free parking or anywhere I can pay for parking cheaply? God only knows how long I'm going to be called for. Thanks a mill!!!

L1011

Transformer going if they're 12v - get them rewired for gu10 mains, the bulbs will fail a bit more if you stick with halogen but no transformer. Also cheaper good LEDs.

paddylonglegs

Polo_Mint wrote: »

Can anyone recommend an electrician in Naas

Sports in the kitchen are going one by one and dont light up when replaced

Did you get a sparks polo mint? I can pm you a number now.

Happy new year everyone!

Polo_Mint

Can anyone recommend an electrician in Naas

Sports in the kitchen are going one by one and dont light up when replaced

Lex Luthor

regedit wrote: »

Was wondering what broadband speeds are people getting with Virgin Media?
We're on the 360 package since we moved to Naas (Oldtown Demesne area) while in Newbridge we were able to get 240 while on that package. Engineer was out a few days ago and was not able to get anywhere close to even 240. He rang someone who confirmed the VM exchange in Naas is at (>90%) capacity and they were planning to upgrade it in Q1 2017! I told the engineer that the average monthly speeds we were getting in the past 6 months were 98-110 Mb! No fault in the line, just 'congestion'

in Gleann na Riogh on the 240 package for the last few weeks and just run a test there and giving me the 240

will check again later when its probably at higher capacity

[Deleted User]

regedit wrote: »

Was wondering what broadband speeds are people getting with Virgin Media?
We're on the 360 package since we moved to Naas (Oldtown Demesne area) while in Newbridge we were able to get 240 while on that package. Engineer was out a few days ago and was not able to get anywhere close to even 240. He rang someone who confirmed the VM exchange in Naas is at (>90%) capacity and they were planning to upgrade it in Q1 2017! I told the engineer that the average monthly speeds we were getting in the past 6 months were 98-110 Mb! No fault in the line, just 'congestion'

I am in Kerdiff and on the 240mb package. Outside of peak hours I do get that but during peak hours it drops to about 100mb.
I complained to VM reps on here when the service went down to about 40mg during peak hours. They must have done something to fix it and gave me 1 month at half price while I was waiting.
It's not ideal to be paying for 360 or even 240 and getting poor speeds during peak hours. Message the reps on here and see if you can at least get a discount until the upgrade is done.

regedit

Was wondering what broadband speeds are people getting with Virgin Media?
We're on the 360 package since we moved to Naas (Oldtown Demesne area) while in Newbridge we were able to get 240 while on that package. Engineer was out a few days ago and was not able to get anywhere close to even 240. He rang someone who confirmed the VM exchange in Naas is at (>90%) capacity and they were planning to upgrade it in Q1 2017! I told the engineer that the average monthly speeds we were getting in the past 6 months were 98-110 Mb! No fault in the line, just 'congestion'

beertons

Big crowd here, lounge packed. Decided to keep to the bar as I can watch the game in peace.

beertons

Heading to the Lodge for the rugby match later, if anyone is up for a few pints.

a very cool kid

Anyone been to the Monread yet? Are they serving all those fancy cocktails/desserts, herself is mad to try them out!

beertons

Naas Man wrote: »

Yes there is a craft fair in the Town Hall this Saturday the 10th between 10:00 - 16:00. It's been run by St.Davids school and is always a good fair with a good mix of stalls and crafts. They make a great effort with decorations ect. in the hall.

Very enjoyable. St David's always put on a good show. I played the card game down the end of the room and left with a bottle of Port.

[Deleted User]

Monread Lodge opens tonight at 8pm according to their facebook page. Will open with the old furniture and in January will close for a week to renovate.