bennyineire wrote: » New wood fired pizza place opening up in March on harbour street. Can't believe nobody else in town does wood fired
medoc wrote: » bennyineire wrote: » New wood fired pizza place opening up in March on harbour street. Can't believe nobody else in town does wood fired Great news. The food offering in town isn't too bad these days. Good choices in the main food type areas.
AMKC wrote: » Tullamore on RTE Six One News today. I just caught the end of it. Think it's about the Government development plan that the Government are going to unveil on Friday. About 35 mins into the news before they talk about it for anyone interested.
Gunmonkey wrote: » Saw that, talking about how Tullamore was a Gateway town way back in the 00's but probably wont get much in the Dev Plan tomorrow. Think Athlone has been chosen as the focus for major Midland development, but we still might get a small amount here.
medoc wrote: » Unfortunately the signal was lost before George Lee could talk to the people he was with. Might have been interesting. Athlone is too small to be the midlands “city” there was some merit to the old plan of Mullingar, Athlone,Tullamore together gateway.
Bruno Slow Advertisement wrote: » Anyone else noticing the increased Garda presence on the streets? Noticed it myself about a month before Xmas. Thought it was just the Xmas period but it has continued. I was pulled over on Tuesday coming down by the convent/st Philomenas by 2 guards on foot. There’s increased action up around the boats across from parochial house. It’s good to see but makes me wonder if there’s something going on
medoc wrote: » Is that the old Phil o'reilly shop? Glad to see something happening with it if it is. Far too many undeveloped sites in town.
AddisonD wrote: » Hello everyone, I am moving to Cornalour, Rahan very soon ( if my solicitor ever gets up off his arse ) and wondered if anyone lives in that community can give me an example of the available internet speed. I am a photographer and need to send images to clients rapidly on request so will need to plan accordingly. Thank you
PMBC wrote: » Hope you settle well there but I don't know about internet speeds. However and fyi an interesting bit about your location/townsland. Years ago I got sight of an old canal map that showed Cornalaur as Coranurlar i.e. Cor an Urlar which perhaps makes a bit of sense, derivation wise.
Eddie B wrote: » Making room for the huge demand on candles and torches needed for the big storm that's heading our way.
AMKC wrote: » Anyone know what is happening at Woodies? Seen a lot of work going on inside there.
AddisonD wrote: » Thank you for that PMBC, I have seen many old maps of London and Kent with similar name changes. I'm getting good D/L speeds from Eir but they dreadfully slow U/L speed
PMBC wrote: » Another interesting townsland name beside you/adjacent to you is Goldsmiths Lot. Bit of history in that district. Check out the 'Rahan Murder' and James Lynam Molloy of 'Kerry Dancers' and 'Loves Old Sweet Song' (I'm more of a Stones fan myself). I always felt the area around Rahan Bridge, if developed/planned properly, couldhave made a lovely village to equal Geashill in size and setting. From Cornalaur you can drive along the canal to Pullough which is also an interesting place -Turraun was an early experimental peat works and Pullough , because only accessible by canal in early 1800s, the ?last Irish speaking area in Offaly. I read that gaelgoiri used travel there by canal boat to learn Irish in late 1800s/early 1900s. And no, I'm not a local historian but just know a few things about the area.
Bruno Slow Advertisement wrote: » I’d love to do it but they’ve banned me from donating
Anyone know what is happening at Woodies?
Sundance_Kid wrote: » Hey folks, heading down to Tullamore in the coming weeks for a Saturday night. Just a few questions, so all advice greatly welcomed: Any late bar or nightclubs? Any pubs that serve good quality food in the evening time? Any pubs that serve late, have live music? Any good pizza places? Thanks
Bruno Slow Advertisement wrote: » Late bars, probably the bridge house (don’t be sober going in) and the nightclub is upstairs again don’t be sober. I like digans for a few drinks first. Mm pizza place, there’s a dominos and a pizza place that used to be Apache but it’s not great. If I was going for food on a night out I’d prob go to Lana (Thai food not a pub) I’d stay away from the hideout joe lees and the goalpost