coffeepls wrote: » This being the last weekend for posting before Christmas, I went to Naas post office to buy a load of stamps.... but they close at 1pm on Saturdays! I mean in all honesty, an post can be such a joke.
Mantis Toboggan wrote: » You can buy stamps in some of the shops like centra.
coffeepls wrote: » I know that, I got them in barker & jones, but I’m just saying, that if there is one time of the year, even just one weekend, where the state subsidised body that is ‘an post’ could help promoting footfall in Naas, wouldn’t you think they wouldn’t shy off and stick to closing at 1pm on a Saturday.
coffeepls wrote: » I think that any business that can encourage footfall in Naas being closed at 1pm on the Saturday a week and a couple of days before Christmas is sad. Naas was very quiet today. This is about Naas.
mistersifter wrote: » hi all, just wondering if anyone has had any experiences with Butterstream motors around the clane area? cheers.
a very cool kid wrote: » Hi, we bought my wife's car there. Found them very good to deal with - most of the cars are Japanese hybrid imports so while they're great value and extremely reliable, the indicator might be on the wrong side and it's unlikely the radio will work properly. They sell all the cars with a year's guarantee too (and the car will normally have a new NCT before they sell it)
mistersifter wrote: » Thanks for the info. That's very different to the terrible experience I had with them. I test drove a car which I was told was perfect upon arrival. I was wondering why he had the engine running when he presented the car to me. Then it broke down during the test drive. I rang him and he claimed it was the battery (so he knew of the problem and didnt advise when I asked). I had to leave the car broken down at the side of the road. Seemed like a bit of a dodgy dealer in general. I bought elsewhere.
you2008 wrote: » Hi Dose any station in Naas has free tyre air like those one at Tesco station?
a very cool kid wrote: » What kind of car was it (just wondering)? I understand the batteries are let go flat before they're shipped (on hybrids from Japan anyway). Being a hybrid the brakes charge the car so it might need a good drive to put it right again. Having the car breakdown on the test drive is a bit dumb though.
Dillosk412 wrote: » Danish store JSYK are opening in Naas. Think of a small version of IKEA. Looks like its Naas retail park next door to Halfords where there were two Johnston shopfitting vans out the back this morning. There was one near to me in the UK and its a well priced store of good quality products.
Cerdito wrote: » Does anyone know if Naas Racecourse is open to the public to walk around like Punchestown?
hero001 wrote: » Unfortunately, no it is not open to the public, they keep all gates locked, with the exception on the main entrance which opens during office hours. There are however a couple of gaps in the hedge from which you can access it from, they do however block these up from time to time.
ARNOLD J RIMMER wrote: » Fire brigade, Gardai and ESB networks at Kildare Stoves.
Tom Cruises Left Nut wrote: » Was the house at the back that went on fire Woman that lives there taken to hospital They used the stove shop for access, it's all part of the house (used to work in the internet cafe and video shop years ago)
beertons wrote: » No way. Is she ok?
IrishZeus wrote: » On the above, can anyone advise where to park to walk in the curragh? Often see people walking the fields on the left of the M7 as I’m travelling southbound.
pad199207 wrote: » Seen a sign for new housing estate called abbotsfield down in old town beside the GAA. Where is that going in?
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