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Erik Shin

chupacabra wrote: »

Thanks for the help. Gave them a buzz and they arent running weekday services. Looks like im up shít creek

Post in those shïte Facebook pages.... You might get lucky

chupacabra

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.

Thanks for the help. Gave them a buzz and they arent running weekday services. Looks like im up shít creek

pickled101

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

Have only just heard tonight too that Il Forno in courthouse lane has also closed its doors! Sad to hear.

Awful shame, we were at the John Spillane night and ate in a couple of times..thought it was doing OK

Adiboo

People are always parking on the double yellow outside the Kingdom Food and Wine store in Oakpark. Saw a guard who is a regular in there pull in in the squad car, think he did anything about it?

bobdcow

across from the AIB bank/john ross there are 2 disabled parking spots. These are out of commission now seeing as the road is diverted to accomodate the road works. Well some auld fella parked up there last week, more than likely routine for him, well the beeping, hooting, honking at him was unreal and he had no idea why, he kept waving the cars past but they couldn't go because traffic was coming down against him - the next day there was a no parking sign placed on the road/kerb at those spots!

ongarboy

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?!?

It is so dangerous for pedestrians particularly when vans or SUVs park along there as you have to walk half way out onto the pedestrian crossing before passing motorists can spot you. A recipe for accidents!

But of course the offenders can park there as often and as frequently as they like knowing full well they will never be prosecuted.....:mad:

Ciarrai76

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?!?

My pet hate!!! And not just there, on all double yellow's all around the town. Castle street is ridiculous! So many seriously lazy, ignorant people!

kerryked

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

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?

Try Kennedy Coaches. They are based in Annascaul, so I'd say they do Dingle too. Phone 066 9157106 and check with them.

chupacabra

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?

The_Mac

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

E-smoke stores are a goldmine but I can see them bursting within a few years when vaping dies down, or people start going to one mega vape shop.

Erik Shin

The Belgian chocolate shop beside pizza time has closed for a little while, but an E-smoke store has opened in its stead

ongarboy

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

Have only just heard tonight too that Il Forno in courthouse lane has also closed its doors! Sad to hear.

I thought that was doing well! I was only there last month and it was a full house. Pity to hear that and of Barry's too.

Ciarrai76

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

As I said before, there was no need for another supermarket in town, let alone another Lidl!

hanamandiol

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

Kerrydude1981

carchaeologist wrote: »

Well, you can't say that they didn't try to make a go of it.

They did in fairness tried something different with the comedy nights

Never had a meal there,always makes me wonder how Pizza Time and La Scala are still going and they offering mostly the same food right next door to each other,

xxyyzz

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

Have only just heard tonight too that Il Forno in courthouse lane has also closed its doors! Sad to hear.

That's a pity, they gave it a good go in fairness.

carchaeologist

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

Have only just heard tonight too that Il Forno in courthouse lane has also closed its doors! Sad to hear.

Well, you can't say that they didn't try to make a go of it.

Erik Shin

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

Have only just heard tonight too that Il Forno in courthouse lane has also closed its doors! Sad to hear.

Facebook popular, but people not going thru the doors, a real shame.

Ciarrai76

Have only just heard tonight too that Il Forno in courthouse lane has also closed its doors! Sad to hear.

Ciarrai76

Wow that's awful news. Very sad to hear that. Always remember getting their vanilla slices in primary school for our 'sos'! Loved them!

carchaeologist

Easy to explain why. There was no free parking in town. Or so you would be led to believe in some quarters.
Ridiculous reasoning aside, It's no secret that the German supermarkets taking over with almost free bread and other groceries have sounded the death knell for the small shop and similar buisinesses.
Sad to see the iconic bakery go, it was a figurehead of the town.

Quackster wrote: »

And a part of what makes Tralee Tralee dies with it.

No more of Barry's uniquely thinly sliced fresh crusty loaf!

Quackster

kn wrote: »

That's out of the blue. An iconic Tralee brand gone!

And a part of what makes Tralee Tralee dies with it.

That's out of the blue. An iconic Tralee brand gone!

http://www.radiokerry.ie/loss-20-jobs-iconic-kerry-bakery-closes/

th283

Quackster wrote: »

WTF...???

It seemed to happen very quickly, they only rang business customers today to let them know

Quackster

greysheep wrote: »

Bakery closed at 2pm today

WTF...???

greysheep

Erik Shin wrote:

Would anyone know is there any truth to the rumour that Barry's bakery is closing down with the shop unaffected ?

Bakery closed at 2pm today

Erik Shin

Would anyone know is there any truth to the rumour that Barry's bakery is closing down with the shop unaffected ?

Quackster

hanamandiol wrote: »

The death of comradeship among workers is confirmed by your post.Of course Bus Eireann workers will strike when their company cuts their wages and attacks their livelehoods.Withdrawl of labour is their only weapon.Of course their colleagues in a sister company-also owned by our right wing Govt-will not pass their colleagues picket.I would also expect the public not to pass the picket

Bus Eireann staff have every right to strike but they're only hastening the demise of their own employer.

Considering that the bus and train stations in Tralee are completely separate buildings that only share a car park, the utterly pointless actions of the train drivers are beyond disgusting, especially given the severe inconvenience (and in many cases trauma) they have exacted on innocent commuters.

But at least we can agree that we have a right-wing government!