Ciarrai76 wrote: » Have only just heard tonight too that Il Forno in courthouse lane has also closed its doors! Sad to hear.
carchaeologist wrote: » Well, you can't say that they didn't try to make a go of it.
hanamandiol wrote: » Just noticed yesterday a stream of school pupils going to the new LIDL in Edward St via Sullivans Lane in Boherbee for their lunch.Can see a few mpre small business"s closing down town
Erik Shin wrote: » The Belgian chocolate shop beside pizza time has closed for a little while, but an E-smoke store has opened in its stead
chupacabra wrote: » Need to get from Dingle to Tralee next week. If the strike keeps going and im stranded, what are my options? Are there private bus companies that are running routes or is it taxi or bust?
kerryked wrote: » Why do people insist on parking on the double yellow lines outside Dunne's on NCR, practically on top of the zebra crossing. Is your "quick trip" into Dunne's so important that you can't pull into the car park like the rest of us?!?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Try Kennedy Coaches. They are based in Annascaul, so I'd say they do Dingle too. Phone 066 9157106 and check with them.
chupacabra wrote: » Thanks for the help. Gave them a buzz and they arent running weekday services. Looks like im up shít creek
kn wrote: » Anyone else catch the Paschal Sheehy report on the BE strike in Tralee on the 6.1 News? If not watch it on the Player. 'The Bishop' i.e. the driver of the People's Bus also features.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » People are being asked to submit their views on the closure of the mall for seven months. any person having an objection should lodge it in writing, with the Administrative Officer, Operations, Capital Infrastructure and Safety Department, Kerry County Council, County Buildings, Tralee, County Kerry not later than 5pm on Tuesday, April 4.http://www.radiokerry.ie/views-sought-plans-close-part-tralee-town-centre-seven-months/
kn wrote: » And you could also go to Banna Strand to stop the tide coming in for all the exact same effect it will have.