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Enniscorthy

Southsider1

I had to wait around for an hour in Enniscorthy today for an appointment so decided to sit down by the river opposite the Bus Stop. I was so sad to see the state of the place. The rubbish strewn around, the seats too dirty to sit on. Such a shame with it being such a pleasant spot to sit and have a sambo at lunchtime. Does the council not send cleaners down there?

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Gaspode

Please do leave it at that @Cantona's Collars and EvertythingGood - if an assault has has occured, has been reported and is being investigated, it's probably best not to speculate & argue about it here.

Standing Bear

Thaw well underway this morning so we can expect the council to start gritting soon. :rolleyes:

BuboBubo

Standing Bear wrote: »

Thaw well underway this morning so we can expect the council to start gritting soon. :rolleyes:

Don't. Hold. Yer. Breath...

Cantona's Collars

Only in Enniscorthy would you see a crowd of travellers trying to get a jeep out of snow while drinking large bottles of Guinness.

Cantona's Collars

Standing Bear wrote: »

Thaw well underway this morning so we can expect the council to start gritting soon. :rolleyes:

Funny how they all found their way to The Holy Grail for free feeds. Meanwhile staff in St.Johns had to sleep there instead of going home in the interests of patients.
Castle Hill and Castle Street looked like it didn't see a shovel,let alone a plough or gritter.

jca

Did anyone see the pics of Ferns on the telly? Completely covered in compacted ice and Snow, not a sign of a bit of grit never mind a scraper. Wexford county council are a joke it was the very same in 2010, cars going sideways down Munster Hill and council workers fixing up the plants in the boat at the bottom of the hill.

Cantona's Collars

jca wrote: »

Did anyone see the pics of Ferns on the telly? Completely covered in compacted ice and Snow, not a sign of a bit of grit never mind a scraper. Wexford county council are a joke it was the very same in 2010, cars going sideways down Munster Hill and council workers fixing up the plants in the boat at the bottom of the hill.

They sent a lot of them home, apparently nothing for them to do. They must have no shovels.
Some difference to the scenes on Sky News with council workers and volunteers together shovelling ice and snow off footpaths and clearing streets in UK towns.

EverythingGood

jca wrote: »

Did anyone see the pics of Ferns on the telly? Completely covered in compacted ice and Snow, not a sign of a bit of grit never mind a scraper. Wexford county council are a joke it was the very same in 2010, cars going sideways down Munster Hill and council workers fixing up the plants in the boat at the bottom of the hill.

Drove to the airport last night, N11 fairly good all the way, need to slow down between Ferns and Gorey, but fine past Clogh.

kneemos

Don't think the council does the N11.

Cantona's Collars

kneemos wrote: »

Don't think the council does the N11.

Motorways have their own maintenance teams, Councils do all the N and R roads. The problem is in towns where the Council and NRA (or whatever they call themselves now) pass the buck to each other when a national route runs through said town.

Cantona's Collars

Schools in town closed tomorrow while some rural ones are open.

Bells21

Cantona's Collars wrote:

Schools in town closed tomorrow while some rural ones are open.

The dept left it to each individual school to decide whether they would open or not. I would imagine, road conditions, bus services, possible snow damage etc were taken into consideration before a decision either way was made.

Cantona's Collars

Bells21 wrote: »

The dept left it to each individual school to decide whether they would open or not. I would imagine, road conditions, bus services, possible snow damage etc were taken into consideration before a decision either way was made.

Parents will go nuts during the week,most closed tomorrow and many closed Wednesday for in service training day.

TitianGerm

Cantona's Collars wrote: »

Parents will go nuts during the week,most closed tomorrow and many closed Wednesday for in service training day.

Poor parents having to mind thier own kids

vicwatson

But don't worry everyone as Captain Kehoe will be along shortly to sort yis all out.

Cantona's Collars

TitianGerm wrote: »

Poor parents having to mind thier own kids

Not all sit at home and watch Jeremy Kyle every day.

TitianGerm

Cantona's Collars wrote: »

Not all sit at home and watch Jeremy Kyle every day.

No but you should be able to organise something for your kids, at the end of the day they are the parents responsibility. Have friends or family look after them or work from home. School isn't a babysitting service just to allow you to go go to work/get a break from your kid.

If a child went to school today and fell on some snow, or another kid threw a snowball at him/her and that child fell and broke his arm the parents would be complaining about the childs safety.

The best option is to close the schools until the school grounds are safe again.

Cantona's Collars

No snow in the classroom.;)

On another topic,the Slaney is starting to rise and all the tributaries. I see Anton Treacy has already made plans for any floods. No harm in being prepared just in case.

cython

Precautionary boil notice for Enniscorthy issued yesterday evening, in case anyone not aware of it:

https://twitter.com/wexfordcoco/status/970739066965843978

kneemos

cython wrote: »

Precautionary boil notice for Enniscorthy issued yesterday evening, in case anyone not aware of it:

https://twitter.com/wexfordcoco/status/970739066965843978

Fairly foul a lot of the time in fairness.

Cantona's Collars

The distillery at the 1798 centre could be back on track.

kneemos

Our water is safe again apparently.

paulaa

If this is out of place here please delete Mods

From Facebook

Delaneys Newsagent
2 hrs ·
Calling all shops & cafes in our little town. We have all suffered forced closure & loss of business from snow. Staff & owners & customers.
Why not where possible consider opening Saturday St. PATRICK'S day instead of Monday? Or if possible open 1/2 day Saturday. 9am to 1pm or 10am to 2pm. A large crowd is expected in town between 12 and 2 for the parade.
Some staff might benefit from bank holiday bonus pay or time off on Monday when schools close. Shops and cafes could where possible offer special offers or incentives to encourage people to come to town earlier. Everyone could then enjoy the big match after the parade and shout on Ireland for the Grand Slam. This may not suit everybody out there, there is no one size fits all, but we need to start thinking outside the box to keep business in town and provide a decent service to our customers."

Cantona's Collars

paulaa wrote: »

If this is out of place here please delete Mods

From Facebook

Delaneys Newsagent
2 hrs ·
Calling all shops & cafes in our little town. We have all suffered forced closure & loss of business from snow. Staff & owners & customers.
Why not where possible consider opening Saturday St. PATRICK'S day instead of Monday? Or if possible open 1/2 day Saturday. 9am to 1pm or 10am to 2pm. A large crowd is expected in town between 12 and 2 for the parade.
Some staff might benefit from bank holiday bonus pay or time off on Monday when schools close. Shops and cafes could where possible offer special offers or incentives to encourage people to come to town earlier. Everyone could then enjoy the big match after the parade and shout on Ireland for the Grand Slam. This may not suit everybody out there, there is no one size fits all, but we need to start thinking outside the box to keep business in town and provide a decent service to our customers."

That's forward thinking,the parade is on at 1pm,it'll be over by 2.30 at the latest.I'm sure staff wouldn't mind swapping hours from Bank Holiday Monday (which will be dead around town anyway) and do them Saturday instead.
At least somebody is trying to do something.I think the rest of the businesses should do the same.
In other retail news,we should see some development on the Old Dunnes site sooner rather than later.

paulaa

Cantona's Collars wrote: »

That's forward thinking,the parade is on at 1pm,it'll be over by 2.30 at the latest.I'm sure staff wouldn't mind swapping hours from Bank Holiday Monday (which will be dead around town anyway) and do them Saturday instead.
At least somebody is trying to do something.I think the rest of the businesses should do the same.
In other retail news,we should see some development on the Old Dunnes site sooner rather than later.

I think it's a great idea.
The old Dunnes building is the only hope for Rafter Street. Having it open again would bring new life to the other businesses that are struggling on that street.

Cantona's Collars

Dawson's have taken over Robbie's (The Pub) in Market Square. A good bit of revamping work going on there at the moment.

St Senan

Cantona's Collars wrote: »

Dawson's have taken over Robbie's (The Pub) in Market Square. A good bit of revamping work going on there at the moment.

Is it the original Dawson family that have taken over Robbies or is it the 2 people who run Dawsons pub now on the Duffry. ??

gumgum1

Navarre wrote: »

Is it the original Dawson family that have taken over Robbies or is it the 2 people who run Dawsons pub now on the Duffry. ??

It's the people who run the pub at the moment .

Standing Bear

Hopefully Robbies will get a decent bit of sign-writing this time.

Did I hear that Dealz might be behind the rumours about the old Dunnes stores property?

Meanwhile on Sunday various younger members of our ethnic population ran amok throwing stones in St. Mary's Church and breaking a window in the Church Institute...:(

St Senan

it was reported on the radio on monday morning that some young lads pulled a gun on a passerby in the Market square on Sunday last. more than likely it was BB gun but they look so real nowadays.