Ciarrai76 wrote: » Saw a guy right up at the top of the yellow box beside counahins the other day. Obviously another person who doesn't know what a yellow box means! Plenty of them around this town! Always see it on JJ Sheehy road when trying to turn into or out of Slatts carpark. There is usually some fool or two blocking it by stopping right in the yellow box! They always seem to avoid looking at you and pretend not to notice!
oeb wrote: » Hey folks, Anyone have a notion where I would be able to pick up a Nintendo Switch around Kerry? It's the young fellas birthday this weekend and that's what he wants. Been trying to get one for the last three weeks and I keep being told that they will be in stock in the next "week or two". I have been trying all the big places (Argos, gamestop and Smyths) daily, and a lot of the other places that you would think might stock consoles (Tesco, harvey normans, currys etc) don't stock them, They have one in one of the second hand shops in town, but it's priced nearly 100 euro above retail. He knows they are hard to get at the moment, but I would love to have one for him on his actual birthday. Cheers
bobdcow wrote: » I don't think all the drivers deliberately go as far as Counihans into the yellow box, when the lights turn red you can be easily caught, I think a timer would be handy on the countdown to red. On another note I've seen it, if you don't pull right up to the traffic light at Four Star the traffic lights don't seem to recognise your there. We were stuck in a tail back at those lights last Sunday and there was approx a meter in it, between the van and the traffic light/sensor. It took an irate bus driver to get out of his bus and yell at the man before he would move up to the line, and then it turned green, straight away.
Erik Shin wrote: » Seems the taxi drivers are on a bit of a go slow in town, lots of beeping of horns and slow procession thru town
JB81 wrote: » Just wondering if anyone has taken their little ones to attend the Lego camps, i seen them advertised on Facebook. Abbeydorney, Listowel, Ballylongford, Tralee I would presume as well. My son is 3.5 and there are no suitable summer camps for his age. Has anyone any experience, Also any mother baby groups or activities that any knows off, apart from the normal community run sessions? Anywhere in Tralee, Killarney or North Kerry?
SecretsOfEarth wrote: » Grass on bypass near IT could really do with attention too, it looks quite ridiculous with it being a major road in the town and approaching peak tourism season!
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Yeah that's where I'm talking about. It's awful looking. What is going on that it's being neglected so badly!?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Dublin Coach updateAttention: Stop location change for Tralee M7 service! The new stop is in front of the Tralee Municipal District Office (County Council) building, directly across the road from our current stop. We will start to use this stop from 1.00am this Thursday, the 29th June. There is no change to our departure or arrival times.
Erik Shin wrote: » How are people meant to deal with this? Firstly the roadworks.... now this!! The town's gone mad I tell ya!
theaceofspies wrote: » Now we really have proof of who runs this county 1. Kerry Group 2. the GAA (sponsored by No.1) 3. Anyone with vested interests in no.'s 1 & 2 (probably also beneficiaries/members of PS union) 4. the rest of Kerry's inhabitants Perestroika Kerry stile. Is it any wonder out brightest and best emigrated a long time ago.
