CiarraiAbu2 wrote: » A movement started by an attention seeker from the North who last year married a pirate ghost from 300 years ago, unfortunately it didn't work and they got separated.
ejmaztec wrote: » Who are you actually referring to?
Rows Grower wrote: » I see Tralee has been chosen as a finalist in the 2019 Foodie destinations of Ireland. The winner will be chosen by an online vote, so much potential for business if this award was won.https://www.radiokerry.ie/tralee-named-finalist-2019-foodie-destinations/
CiarraiAbu2 wrote: » https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/it-seems-conveying-an-opinionis-considered-abusive--protest-reacts-to-greyhound-board-claim-938184.html
ejmaztec wrote: » The drag queen bloke or the person calling herself Alisa Rose, who might also be a drag queen for all I know? Both seem to be on a mission to get free publicity by milking the situation for all it's worth.
Radio5 wrote: » What happened to the Edenburn Hospital building after it was closed. Is the building still there or was it demolished?
Kerrydude1981 wrote: » Its been a while since there was conversation about places to eat on here Has anyone eaten in the re opened Allegro or what ever its now called? Tralee is just as good as any of the "foodie" towns plenty of options.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » It’s called Grill n’ Thrill now. I’ve heard it’s good.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Never heard of it. Was it in Tralee?
Sardonicat wrote: » It's fantastic. Best falafel I've tasted and the coffee is great. The staff are lovely, too.
Adiboo wrote: » https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edenburn Ballymac
ongarboy wrote: » Dunnes Stores moves on vacant sites after retailers' backlashhttps://www.independent.ie/business/irish/dunnes-stores-moves-on-vacant-sites-after-retailers-backlash-38330738.html Wow, the long empty Dunnes in Tralee town centre is on the verge of being let to Danish homeware/furniture retailer Jysk according to today's Sunday Independent! Great news! Idea if what they sell per their website below. Jysk.ie
Sardonicat wrote: » Any idea how to pronounce that? 'Yusk'?
Quackster wrote: » Yep, that's a close approximation!
Sardonicat wrote: » I knew my addiction to Scandinavian TV shows would pay of eventually!
StrikingOut wrote: » It’s a family residence again.
munsterdevil wrote: » I'm potentially moving to Tralee for work in early September and will need to find accommodation. Any recommendations on areas to rent a house/apartment, and areas to avoid?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Has anyone heard anything about when Castle street will reopen to traffic? I noticed yesterday that they have taken away the big beams that were supporting the building and some of the scaffolding which was on the road. I wonder will it be reopened again soon, especially before the festival starts!
g1983d wrote: » Baileys reopening this weekend
bobdcow wrote: » Is there a reason that the festival is a week later this year? Some schools are back on the Monday, even before the 1st televised selection. A lot of schools would be back on the Wednesday and Thursday of that week. It was nice to have the bones of a week after the festival before school started to enjoy the bazzar etc...
