xxyyzz wrote: » Kerry group don't want the commoners mingling outside head office. It's a running joke amongst the staff in there.
RevBlueJeans wrote: » I believe the bus stop is to be moved to the motor tax office (former town hall) but the move has to be sanctioned by the transport regulator. The buses leak much grease and oil onto the road and if I had a Beamer I wouldn't park in that mess!
ongarboy wrote: » Do I detect a bit of the green eyed monster?? If it was a Nissan Micra parked there, would the poster even have cared? :-)
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Why is he parking there?
Erik Shin wrote: » I think it's more to do with the chairman of Kerry Group being miffed there's a commoners bus-stop outside his enterprise and he's not letting them contaminate his personal kingdom
xxyyzz wrote: » Because I know the guy and people who work there told me about it also.
xxyyzz wrote: » I notice the Kerry Group CFO parking his beamer on the green bus busstop every day outside KG head office. Rather childish behaviour in fairness.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » How do you know it's his car?
ongarboy wrote: » Ciarrai76 wrote: » g1983d wrote: » I was going up a long ivy terrace yesterday evening when I met a woman coming against me from Denny street in the wrong lane I suppose there will be non-locals who haven't been in town for a while, probably aren't even aware of the new 2 way system! To be honest, I'd say the visitors and non locals will follow the signs correctly as they won't know or possibly remember what was old and what was new. The challenge will be getting the locals who drive it every day to change their habits...despite all the recent publicity about the new traffic system. Agreed, about the Ivy Terrace tight junction. This is why the council wanted opposite traffic to veer to the left of Counihans shop and encroach slightly into the town park access route to give more space for turning at the Ivy Terrace junction which of course got unreasonably massive amounts of objections. The result of that is two way traffic now all trying to navigate the same tight junction.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » g1983d wrote: » I was going up a long ivy terrace yesterday evening when I met a woman coming against me from Denny street in the wrong lane I suppose there will be non-locals who haven't been in town for a while, probably aren't even aware of the new 2 way system!
g1983d wrote: » I was going up a long ivy terrace yesterday evening when I met a woman coming against me from Denny street in the wrong lane
Brock Stevens wrote: » Yeah the turn from the fabrik side onto ivy terrace is extremely sharp. You do need the two lanes free to be able to do it. I was in a car, I imagine a van would require the cars to be as far back as they are. Problem is getting cars to stop back where they are supposed to. I'm sure there will still be a few who know better and will persist in driving all the way up to the junction.
kn wrote: » The big arrows are a bit of a give away in fairness!!
Ciarrai76 wrote: » I suppose there will be non-locals who haven't been in town for a while, probably aren't even aware of the new 2 way system!
Ciarrai76 wrote: » bobdcow wrote: » I feels very wrong to be driving up towards Heatons on Denny Street. That's what I was thinking! I wonder has anyone not realised it's two way & gone up the wrong lane!?
bobdcow wrote: » I feels very wrong to be driving up towards Heatons on Denny Street.
Erik Shin wrote: » That's the time people working in the town centre..go to work, so it's actually quite busy, at that time. It's getting to be quite a maze walking up and down the mall, never know which way the barriers will be and where you're going to end up....It's very exciting I must say !
Kerrydude1981 wrote: » I heard they are going to be on the next series of Dragons Den
Erik Shin wrote: » That and the relay team beggars, seems they are coming from Cork in the morning, and taking turns sitting in the same spot begging... entrepreneurial spirit is alive and kicking!!
