Erik Shin wrote: » Not quite sure...7.20ish I think
Erik Shin wrote: » And inside the space of 10 minutes it cut off, can back..Cut off and came back again.... Heaven help me I can't take this excitement on a Sunday morning!
mikehn wrote: » Hi Not sure if this is the right place but I'm looking for suggestions regarding accommodation for my Son and Daughter for June July and August. Both of them are working in the town centre and would have to be within walking distance. Any of the places that they have tried are looking for long term lets:( Thanks in advance
ongarboy wrote: » It was discussed here before about Dunnes Stores policy of leaving their excess units closed and vacant instead of selling them on to prevent competitors from moving in, hence they long empty store on Bridge Street. Article below goes into more detail citing the Tralee example.http://www.thejournal.ie/dunnes-stores-vacant-shops-3-3410126-May2017/?google_editors_picks=true
Radio5 wrote: » Interesting. Ironically, they are central but landlocked in Killarney with very limited parking. I haven't heard of them looking to move or open a 2nd outlying store. In other town centres, Ennis for example they built on a lot of the carpark to add space to the shop. Eventually they put up a multi-storey there as well.
hanamandiol wrote: » ongarboy wrote: » It was discussed here before about Dunnes Stores policy of leaving their excess units closed and vacant instead of selling them on to prevent competitors from moving in, hence they long empty store on Bridge Street. Article below goes into more detail citing the Tralee example.http://www.thejournal.ie/dunnes-stores-vacant-shops-3-3410126-May2017/?google_editors_picks=true Thought I saw this premises for sale in commercial section of property for sale website recently.Great if sold and developed
kn wrote: » I see on the festival website that they have removed the 'Paid Concerts' in the Square like what they had last year. Anyone know what happened?
Erik Shin wrote: » It was a balls up ..The traders in the square wouldn't have stood for it this year, but luckily the festival committee took this into consideration and decided not to hire anybody worth spending a euro on... Instead you can go to the dome and watch Ronan Collins and his fatass showband
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Is that it? The only entertainment will be in the dome? The streets will be deserted!! Why couldn't they go back to Denny street? I had looked at the rose site last night & I was wondering why there was no street entertainment listed. I thought it was still to be announced! :eek:
g1983d wrote: » hanamandiol wrote: » ongarboy wrote: » It was discussed here before about Dunnes Stores policy of leaving their excess units closed and vacant instead of selling them on to prevent competitors from moving in, hence they long empty store on Bridge Street. Article below goes into more detail citing the Tralee example.http://www.thejournal.ie/dunnes-stores-vacant-shops-3-3410126-May2017/?google_editors_picks=true Thought I saw this premises for sale in commercial section of property for sale website recently.Great if sold and developed That's how they keep their rates low, say it's for sale but never accept a reasonable offer, council should take it over as an abandoned site
Brock Stevens wrote: » I had heard they were reopening the town centre one but with drapery and clothing only. And a cafe too. Still waiting to see it happen though.
kn wrote: » But their were 4 concerts listed for the Wed-Fri and Monday that are now gone.
Clab mor wrote: » I heard in the news a while back that failte ireland pulled a lot of funding away from the festival so there was probably cuts to be made. Having said that I can't imagine the streets not having entertainment so possibly it's taking a different direction?? It's unlikely there'll be known headline acts if it's pushing more towards free entertainment though. I also saw on Facebook that Bryan Carr isn't running the street side of things this year so maybe there are other changes ahead. The square wasn't ideal last year a lot of traders put out which u can understand. The canopy was pretty cool however especially given the ****e weather. Anyone know how the 65 odd roses will be whittled down to 32 this year given the ****e that was made of last year. There was murder about the RTÉ documentary.
Clab mor wrote: » Don't suppose u can remember who they were ?? Be interesting to know what happened there!!
stop animal cruelty wrote: » Best places in the town for few drinks on a Tuesday night?
hanamandiol wrote: » Thought I saw this premises for sale in commercial section of property for sale website recently.Great if sold and developed
Kerry Gooner wrote: » hanamandiol wrote: » Thought I saw this premises for sale in commercial section of property for sale website recently.Great if sold and developed Noticed a For Sale sign up on it yesterday.
ongarboy wrote: » That's interesting! I see Daft have advertised it as well so maybe Dunnes are finally offloading it. It would be great if a big name retailer took it on and finally give some life back to that stretch of the street. I imagine it's too small for a Marks and Spencer but could easily house H&M or maybe Zara? The next problem is what to do with the god awful Tralee Shopping Centre next door that has tumble weed blowing through all the empty units. It's embarrassing that all you can purchase in that shopping centre is either a kebab, knitting needles or some new soles for your shoes!!http://www.daft.ie/kerry/commercial-property-for-sale/retail-units-for-sale/bridge-street-tralee-kerry-441994/
