Clonmel Thread

pummice · 06-09-2019 11:36AM

He's back !!

Loughc · 09-09-2019 02:50PM

pummice wrote: »

He's back !!

Yep you know the economy is booming when he's back shilling.

Won't be long before there'll be another Shepard Pie to hear about. :rolleyes:

Vizzy · 09-09-2019 03:12PM

Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.:D

darragh o meara · 09-09-2019 03:21PM

pummice wrote: »

He's back !!

He's been back for a while now. He was up on the ring road for the last few years. Handy service if its as advertised but a huge risk for both parties if it goes wrong..

09-09-2019 07:43PM

Loughc wrote: »

Yep you know the economy is booming when he's back shilling.

Won't be long before there'll be another Shepard Pie to hear about. :rolleyes:

Shepherds pie is off the menu, replaced by humble pie.

Vizzy · 09-09-2019 08:22PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Shepherds pie is off the menu, replaced by humble pie.

He wouldn't know humble if it bit him on the a$$e

rolleyes:

cml387 · 09-09-2019 09:44PM

Expunge wrote: »

Have you seen the new Global Headquarters of Pay As You Go Auto in Irishtown?

So that's what's going on. I saw a big sofa in the window, and a car behind it, and thought wtf.

klose · 09-09-2019 10:44PM

Loughc wrote: »

Yep you know the economy is booming when he's back shilling.

Won't be long before there'll be another Shepard Pie to hear about. :rolleyes:

I'm totally out of the loop here lads who is he?

10-09-2019 04:30AM

klose wrote: »

I'm totally out of the loop here lads who is he?

https://www.irishexaminer.com/analysis/eating-humble-pie-174203.html

He typified the Celtic Tiger

The Jman · 10-09-2019 08:25PM

Spicy bites chipper has a mizzonis pizza sign over it now, no change inside yet though.

the dark phantom · 13-09-2019 06:45PM

See the towns favourite family are involved in a case against Supermac himself..

52 2017/00422 Sharon Higgins , Paul Higgins , Peter Higgins , Susie Higgins , Patrick Higgins And Noel Higgins - V - Pat McDonagh And Supermac's Ireland Limited : Lavelle, / Keating Connolly Sellors,

http://www.courts.ie/legaldiary.nsf/0/D5D600D56504DC3980258462005375F2?OpenDocument

julyjane · 13-09-2019 09:03PM

Are they the franchisees? The franchisee of Supermacs on the Ennis road in Limerick recently ended their franchise, it's now called Hungry Lyons

Recliner · 14-09-2019 01:41AM

the dark phantom wrote: »

See the towns favourite family are involved in a case against Supermac himself..

52 2017/00422 Sharon Higgins , Paul Higgins , Peter Higgins , Susie Higgins , Patrick Higgins And Noel Higgins - V - Pat McDonagh And Supermac's Ireland Limited : Lavelle, / Keating Connolly Sellors,

http://www.courts.ie/legaldiary.nsf/0/D5D600D56504DC3980258462005375F2?OpenDocument

What's the case?

tippspur · 15-09-2019 12:18AM

the dark phantom wrote: »

See the towns favourite family are involved in a case against Supermac himself..

52 2017/00422 Sharon Higgins , Paul Higgins , Peter Higgins , Susie Higgins , Patrick Higgins And Noel Higgins - V - Pat McDonagh And Supermac's Ireland Limited : Lavelle, / Keating Connolly Sellors,

http://www.courts.ie/legaldiary.nsf/0/D5D600D56504DC3980258462005375F2?OpenDocument

Any idea what's it about?

tippspur · 15-09-2019 09:40PM

Didn't Higgins own all that land that Tesco and Supermacs were built on before it was sold?

darragh o meara · 16-09-2019 07:40AM

tippspur wrote: »

Didn't Higgins own all that land that Tesco and Supermacs were built on before it was sold?

Supposedly

Sandor Clegane · 16-09-2019 10:26PM

Anyone no anything about or ever try that pizza van that's sometimes down outside the clonmel arms?

snipey · 16-09-2019 10:47PM

Sandor Clegane wrote: »

Anyone no anything about or ever try that pizza van that's sometimes down outside the clonmel arms?

it's supposed to be top class

klose · 16-09-2019 10:47PM

Sandor Clegane wrote: »

Anyone no anything about or ever try that pizza van that's sometimes down outside the clonmel arms?

Savage pizza on Facebook, heard its nice.

24-09-2019 04:16PM

An Bord Pleanala has overturned permission granted for a housing development in South Tipp.
Rockspring Developments Ltd was granted planning permission last April for a housing scheme on Thomas Street in Clonmel.
Their proposals for 35 houses on the former Eircom site drew a number of submissions to Tipperary County Council.

The local authority’s decision to approve the development on the near 1.7 hectare site was subsequently appealed to An Bord Pleanala.
The state planning appeals board inspector recommended that permission should be refused for the project citing the low density of the development as the main reason.
An Bord Pleanala has decided to go with this recommendation and refused permission for the houses at Thomas Street, overturning Tipperary County Council’s decision

F34 · 24-09-2019 07:49PM

I’m surprised they want higher density on that site the access to Thomas street by the high school is awful. Parking should only be allowed on one side of the street. If a bus or large vehicle try’s to come up along there it can’t get past if people are stopped at the traffic lights

It wasnt me123 · 25-09-2019 09:57AM

OMG that is just ridiculous. There are people sleeping on the streets (ok, not so many here in Clonmel) and there are young people trying to get on the property ladder - we need housing now. IMO outrageous decision.

F34 · 25-09-2019 11:37AM

It wasnt me123 wrote: »

OMG that is just ridiculous. There are people sleeping on the streets (ok, not so many here in Clonmel) and there are young people trying to get on the property ladder - we need housing now. IMO outrageous decision.

It’s really not. There’s no point in firing up housing without proper planning regulations. A lot like the houses by the railway bridge they didn’t follow proper planning regulations so building was halted.

It wasnt me123 · 25-09-2019 09:53PM

I don’t think the planning regulation of “having more density” is going to affect the quality of the housing - I’m not sure why they were stopped at the railway station but unless its due to poor workmanship or bad health and safety - they need to get their act together and start building. IMO

solerina · 26-09-2019 11:35AM

It wasnt me123 wrote: »

I don’t think the planning regulation of “having more density” is going to affect the quality of the housing - I’m not sure why they were stopped at the railway station but unless its due to poor workmanship or bad health and safety - they need to get their act together and start building. IMO

Whatever the reason I’m delighted and would be quite happy if they never got built, 42 houses in that small field is crazy...the traffic at that roundabout is busy enough without adding the cars from 42 houses onto it!!

It wasnt me123 · 26-09-2019 12:46PM

I can understand your concerns re traffic etc, but perhaps if they lowered the number of properties and made the access from Cashel Road - would that be more appropriate? I just want houses built - doesn't concern me at this stage of my life but whatabout the young people - they won't stay in our towns if they have no-where to live

Xenophile · 26-09-2019 03:18PM

This is not a pleasant environment for high density housing ( large fuel depot beside it and very tired commercial units across the road ) better to make it low density.

cml387 · 26-09-2019 09:34PM

The new restaurant that opened where the old Galileo used to be has closed it seems, after a very short lifespan

klose · 26-09-2019 10:46PM

cml387 wrote: »

The new restaurant that opened where the old Galileo used to be has closed it seems, after a very short lifespan

Second restaurant to open there since the old galileo was there and both really struggled.

27-09-2019 08:49AM

Matty Boyle curtains Parnell street is having a closing down sale..

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