paddylonglegs wrote: » Ripped out the fireplace and got a wood burning stove. Now looking to get it installed. Anybody kno2 anyone decent who can recommend the best way to go about it and potentially install? I don't want to be sold a load of unnecessary parts. Cheers
beertons wrote: » Keith o brien. 087 2467364
Roosterreid wrote: » Lads.... can anyone recommend a reliable and certified electrician in Naas (or surrounding area). I have a few jobs around the house that need doing. Thanks
sdraobs wrote: » Great, another wood stove burning. From diesel cars to the fog caused by these stoves. I love walking out coughing to this cr@p. Hopefully governement will ban these in the budget. https://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/extreme-air-pollution-in-ireland-caused-by-burning-of-solid-fuel-1.3262456
mightybashful wrote: » Anyone know the story with all the roadside cameras after popping up I. Naas? Seen one in the kilcullen road coming out of the town and another couple by Storm
lainycool wrote: » Hi there I'm looking to get some doors painted in my house and maybe my bedroom, Can anyone recommend a reliable painter in the area? Thanks in advance
ClaireSh wrote: » We will be moving to Bellingsfield, NAAS in October. Me and my husband will be using Sallins train to get to Dublin city centre for work before 9am. How quickly does the parking fill up in the morning? We have to drop kids to creche at 7:30 so the earliest we can be at the train station is 7:45 and will be aiming for 7:53 train. If the car parking fills up when we arrive at the train station are there other options? I appreciate any insights people can offer
skD13 wrote: » From what I've heard you'll really struggle to get a space at 7.45. But "soon" this is happening. https://www.leinsterleader.ie/news/news/336923/270-new-car-park-spaces-for-sallins-rail-station.html
The Talking Bread wrote: » "Soon".......
beertons wrote: » Is all that beeping coming from the gaa?
thelawman wrote: » About 50 trucks driving down the Sallins Road, no idea what it’s for,
The planning application has not yet been submitted for the work. The job will cost about €2m. And the work will be done over 9-12 months. It’s expected to open before the end of June 2020.
jaffa20 wrote: » Hi, could any recommend an engineer in Naas for a pre-purchase survey? Currently sale agreed on a house. Thanks
skD13 wrote: » ClaireSh wrote: » We will be moving to Bellingsfield, NAAS in October. Me and my husband will be using Sallins train to get to Dublin city centre for work before 9am. How quickly does the parking fill up in the morning? We have to drop kids to creche at 7:30 so the earliest we can be at the train station is 7:45 and will be aiming for 7:53 train. If the car parking fills up when we arrive at the train station are there other options? I appreciate any insights people can offer From what I've heard you'll really struggle to get a space at 7.45. But "soon" this is happening. https://www.leinsterleader.ie/news/news/336923/270-new-car-park-spaces-for-sallins-rail-station.html
jrar wrote: » Anyone know why there are a slew of camper vans and caravans on the Naas Racecourse grounds ? Was up there this morning for the park run and was surprised to see what effectively looks like a "trailer park" operating there ? Is this some novel approach to tackling the homelessness crisis ?
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