Tacitus Kilgore wrote: » http://martleys.websupport.ie/sk01-athy-newbridge/ This any use? Newbridge TS -
WishUWereHere wrote: » You could well be right.I was under the impression that it was going behind Casey's fuel station - maybe I am wrong. Sorry if I have the wrong information. Edit: I think You are right. Didn't someone say they are going in where the toy shop was next to DID?
tommyboy26 wrote: i could not find anything to say it was aldi but surly it is.
warap1 wrote: » Ah yes, I meant is there a local bus service in Newbridge? Want to get from one part of the town to the other, i.e train station, without having to walk or drive.
Badly Drunk Boy wrote: » I just looked at the bus stop near my estate, and it's the Rapid Town Link, run by Kavanagh's. Here are the timetables:Newbridge to KilcullenKilcullen to Newbridge I've been meaning to check that out myself for ages, so you've made me research it! The route starts at Centra in Roseberry Hill (I think), and Liffey Hall is the last Newbridge stop. It's €1.80 for a single within Newbridge, and €2.60 to Kilcullen. Piercetown would be the nearest stop to the train station.
tommyboy26 wrote: » i think i might have been wrong. curtmount properties has applied for an extension to already granted planning permission for a shopping market right beside Casey petrol station that includes demolishing the two bungalows there. i could not find anything to say it was aldi but surly it is. original planning permission is 13/1041 and extension is 19/239
WishUWereHere wrote: » That also mean Hayden's office and the computer shop will also be flattened? And of course the car wash will have to move too. Also, if ( as someone says ) Aldi are to open in November, all these moves/demolishings will have to happen soon.
whampiri wrote: » Can anyone tell me the name or anything about the estate being built across from Roseberry hill? I'm currently looking at newbridge to buy a home and get out of the madness of Dublin city.
Cazale wrote: Al vesuvio wood fired pizza are opening soon.
Cazale wrote: » This is opening tomorrow at 4pm.
GavMan wrote: » Must have been a big weekend for them. There was an hour and a half wait on Sunday. They sounded under pressure when my wife rang. They were a bit short with her telling her the wait time before she even mentioned she wanted to order. Will give it a few weeks
TCP/IP wrote: » Had it on Saturday night pizzas were all cold and to be honest pure muck. Such a shame had high hopes.
TheShow wrote: » probably couldnt keep up with demand. given them a few weeks to bed down, then try it again.
Nosnon wrote: » Leaflet in the door today. Dominos coming to Newbridge in April. Looking for staff and delivery drivers.
tommyboy26 wrote: » planning permission granted to demolish the derelict building on cutlery road
tommyboy26 wrote: planning permission granted to demolish the derelict building on cutlery road
Cazale wrote: » Is this the old band hall or the building opposite the water tower?
rejkin wrote: » There is one of these beside Circle K beside Dunnes stores in Newbridge. I've been using them for months now and no issues. It's 8 euro for the car.
tommyboy26 wrote: » anyone known what they are doing at the roundabout at murphy international down beside connell drive? looks like they are building a new road there. I know there was talk of houses been built there but i can not see planning permission on kcc website and the lidl works dont go that far?
Tacitus Kilgore wrote: » It links out to the dual carriageway via the new lidl development. It was originally intended to meet up with the Athgarvan rd/liffey hall junction via a new liffey bridge, but funding was recently rejected for it. Again.
Tacitus Kilgore wrote: » As in down here, heading toward the liffey? Must check it out, wasn't aware of anything happening down there.
tommyboy26 wrote: » yea thats the spot fairly big work going on