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solerina

Possibly a stupid question but has anyone a clue why so many cars around town have licence plate type things with 'Ryaners' on them ? Usually in the windscreen or on the back window, is it a tribute to someone ?

klose

solerina wrote: »

Possibly a stupid question but has anyone a clue why so many cars around town have licence plate type things with 'Ryaners' on them ? Usually in the windscreen or on the back window, is it a tribute to someone ?

Yeah, tribute to a young lad who passed a little over a year ago. Was mad into cars I believe hence why.

darragh o meara

I'm sure this is old news at this stage but Dick McSharry passed away on Saturday, most people who went to St Olivers will have known him... as SIR

A great teacher and a real gent, he will be missed around the town. RIP

Recliner

Recliner wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a maths teacher who could give grinds for LC Pass maths but would have Hons level as well?

Just giving this a bump...

It wasnt me123

Anyone else having trouble getting RTE, TV3 etc?

I know first world problems!

F34

It wasnt me123 wrote: »

Anyone else having trouble getting RTE, TV3 etc?

I know first world problems!

Transmitter down I’d say as there was a couple of places without power yesterday evening

johnny_adidas

It wasnt me123 wrote: »

Anyone else having trouble getting RTE, TV3 etc?

I know first world problems!

Saorview transmitter must be down. Lost mine last night and no signal since

dieselbug

It wasnt me123 wrote: »

Anyone else having trouble getting RTE, TV3 etc?

I know first world problems!

It went down yesterday evening about 7.30ish I think.

Our electric had just been switched back on about 5.30 and then there was a blip with it about 7.30, went off for a second or so but the channels went off and have not returned since, lightening perhaps??

johnny_adidas

Channel 55 (rte 2, tv3 etc ) back
Channel 59 (rte 1, be3 etc) still gone for me

Edit: all back now

qhe0i9zvfgdou8

It wasnt me123 wrote:

Anyone else having trouble getting RTE, TV3 etc?

I know the ESB had the power to the transmitter turned off yesterday because they were replacing lines but I thought it was on again today.
Did the storm move your aerial by any chance.

dieselbug

It's back alright but reception is so bad it's unwatchable.:(

It wasnt me123

Just to let everyone know that Clonmel parkrun has been cancelled today due to the extreme weather conditions for the last few days.

In relation to the channels I enquired about yesterday, mine are now back. I did wonder was it my dish moving during the hurricane winds or a cable on the tv, I didn't even think of the transmitters! Thank you for all your comments.

Clonmel1000

dieselbug wrote: »

It's back alright but reception is so bad it's unwatchable.:(

Most stuff on rte and tv3 is unwatchable regardless of the reception.

pilly

Wine Goddess wrote:

Firhouse, SW Dublin, heavy squally rain and strong gusts of wind, and the storm isn't even here yet. It's actually worse rainwise than Ophelia was.......

How are the lads over there lads? Any floods?

by8auj6csd3ioq

Heard the car park beside church in irishtown is pretty much empty since it was made chargeable and that some people who used to park there and go into the centre now go elsewhere. Council seem to have shot themselves in the tyre

Expunge

The vast majority of the people who used to park there were working in town. That car park used to be full by 8:30 each morning and it was hard to get a space there before 5:30 pm.
I think the Council has done a service by introducing charging there. At least more people can come and go around there all through the day, with spaces always available. That's good for business in Irishtown.

by8auj6csd3ioq

It is 95% empty anytime my friends passes and she is in irishtown a lot. do you know where the workers park now?

Expunge

It is 95% empty anytime my friends passes and she is in Irishtown a lot. do you know where the workers park now?

Yep. Your friend is right. It seems to be. At least there's some revenue coming from it as opposed to none. As word spreads that it is no longer full from early morning, it'll do better I'd say.

Not sure where the people working in town park now - somewhere they have to pay for it, like the rest of us perhaps.

I know some people working in the town centre use that small car park as you go into Aldi on the Western Road or the GAA centre also on the Western Road.

Jakey Rolling

With the extra spaces available in the car park, might now be a good time to limit parking to one side of the street on the way in towards West gate? Maybe that is the plan?

It gets to be a real bottleneck there if there's any large vans or trucks trying to get down the street. That, and some drivers who won't move through the gaps as they must think their car is 10 feet wide!

F34

Jakey Rolling wrote: »

With the extra spaces available in the car park, might now be a good time to limit parking to one side of the street on the way in towards West gate? Maybe that is the plan?

It gets to be a real bottleneck there if there's any large vans or trucks trying to get down the street. That, and some drivers who won't move through the gaps as they must think their car is 10 feet wide!

There is quite a few bottle necks developing in town Thomas streeet is a prime example its one of the main corridors to the bus station but with parking on both sides it’s a disaster with buses trying to go up or down that street

[Deleted User]

F34 wrote: »

There is quite a few bottle necks developing in town Thomas streeet is a prime example its one of the main corridors to the bus station but with parking on both sides it’s a disaster with buses trying to go up or down that street

Agree. Especially down by the Cresent at school time.

Expunge

Unfortunately our beloved Council are addicted to parking fees like a Junkie hoor loves the heroin and won't do anything to reduce the number of paid for on street parking places in town.

F34

Expunge wrote: »

Unfortunately our beloved Council are addicted to parking fees like a Junkie hoor loves the heroin and won't do anything to reduce the number of paid for on street parking places in town.

True I see there’s pay and display machines going in at the bottom of the gas house bridge now.

the dark phantom

Sad to hear of the death of Lee Ahearne, A much loved and popular figure in the town. Town won't be the same without him.

Gotya

Who is the commissioner for oaths in town?.

julyjane

the dark phantom wrote: »

Sad to hear of the death of Lee Ahearne, A much loved and popular figure in the town. Town won't be the same without him.

Heard that alright, what happened to him?

johnny_adidas

Gotya wrote: »

Who is the commissioner for oaths in town?.

Any solicitor

[Deleted User]

Gotya wrote: »

Who is the commissioner for oaths in town?.

Is Councillor Richie Molloy (Carers Association) one? His office is on Sarsfield Street opposite old Clonmel Arms.

jkmanc1974

Joe Leahy - used to have his office next door to the Book Centre which his wife ran

Gotya

Thanks, I googled searched, but could only find results from 6-7 years ago and any phone numbers, I got, I'm getting no answer on.