A random waffle thread?

Harambe wrote: »

I signed up to it today. I'm on broadband only with Eir and they're upping it to €50 per month. It's not fibre either.
Vodafone are installing fibre for me and promising me faster speeds so I've signed up with them, they're doing it for €45 a month. The first 2 months are free and the next 4 months are €40.

Are they still using eircoms lines as in before with vodafone broadband it was vodafone broadband but eircoms line, if u didnt have a line u had to call eircom to install it & then contact vodafone. cant remember what way line rental was then. (have eir e-fibre anyway) was just wondering.

by the way the madness has begun. all xmas shopping has started the crescent was mad today

Wise Old Elf wrote: »

It's SIRO they were trying to sell me, it comes in via the electricity network cables, so not Eir network.
I didn't sign up for it yet though, Virgin speeds are still faster

tnx bud ya was just wondering how was that working & what happens then if u have a prob. usual crap vodafone customer service.

List of disc outlets https://www.limerick.ie/sites/default/files/media/documents/2017-05/parking_disc_shops_limerick.pdf

You can also pay using the Limerick Parking app
http://www.limerickparking.ie/LCC/Home/ParkByApp

Centra O'Connell Street

Harambe wrote: »

Vodafone are installing fibre for me and promising me faster speeds so I've signed up with them, they're doing it for €45 a month. The first 2 months are free and the next 4 months are €40.

Just to follow up on this. A guy from SIRO called to my house on Friday as planned and installed fibre to the home. There was no downtime with the switch over, I was still using my Eir broadband right up until the fibre was installed. i did a speed test with Eir and I was getting 74Mbps download and 7Mbps upload. I repeated this for vodafone after the fibre was installed and I'm now getting 135Mbps download and 35Mbps upload (its the 150Mbps plan). So I've upgraded to fibre to the home, doubled my speeds and it's costing less per month, couldn't be happier.

dashoonage wrote: »

Lads...where in limerick would have a decent selection of earphones/headphones to try on ? besides harvey norman

Maplins used to have a range of Sennheiser before. I'm not too sure if they still do though.

dashoonage wrote: »

Napkins?

A combination of not looking properly and fecking autocorrect. Should have been Maplins.

dashoonage wrote: »

Dam it i was hoping for a new shop called Napkins.... :P

Take it as a business opportunity. I'll take 5% of all profits

Liam Helpful Sash wrote: »

Lads, are there any Strip clubs in Limerick?

No but you could start one yourself:D

dashoonage wrote: »

lads....is it very careful planning that the family planning clinic on mallow street is next to a creche ?

:D:D:D:D
suppose to be a strip club the other side of it then :P:P

Maxxey wrote: »

Would anyone know whom I could ask or work with to get two simple wooden boxes built that could support some weight like in this photo: http://lstwo.com/images/83427938002656010452.jpg

B&Q will cut timber to size for you. So will James McMahons

What i did for a similar solution was got some 6x3 cut into 3ft lengths and nailed them together.

Severe Weather Warning : Code Level Red Hurricane Ophelia is expected to transition to a post tropical storm as it approaches our shores on Monday bringing severe winds and stormy conditions . Mean wind speeds in excess of 80 km/h and gusts in excess of 130km/h are expected, potentially causing structural damage and disruption, with dangerous marine conditions due to high seas and potential flooding. Valid from 09:01 Monday 16-October-2017 until 03:00 Tuesday

Be grand lads.