Enniscorthy

kneemos wrote: »

Some people use an old smartphone and use it as a hotspot with a €20 Three unlimited data deal.

Depends on your needs I suppose.

Work colleague did that for ages, unfortunately Three internet in my house is dreadful and with my usage touching 1Tb per month I need a decent provider, VM is top class in fairness but with this new increase it's going to be 67.50 pm for just BB and a phone I never used.

CoBo55 wrote: »

Work colleague did that for ages, unfortunately Three internet in my house is dreadful and with my usage touching 1Tb per month I need a decent provider, VM is top class in fairness but with this new increase it's going to be 67.50 pm for just BB and a phone I never used.

Vodafone is €25 for the first 6 months and €40 after that.

CoBo55 wrote: »

Anybody have an idea when the fibre will be available? VM hitting me with yet another price hike, would love to be able to tell them to stick it where the sun don't shine!!

I have FTTC for the last few years in Enniscorthy.
Siro is in the process of being rolled out.

Go onto the line checker here to see what you can get.
https://www.bonkers.ie/compare-tv-broadband-phone/

If you can get Virgin,you can be fairly certain you'll get Vodafone fibre. Sky do deals also as all the providers use the same lines.

Ignore all that,just saw you previously had VF fibre.

TitianGerm wrote: »

Not sure but think it's BB only. It's on the website.

I have the BB only,€45 a month but pretty sure they do a 6 months for €25 offer.

A new unit under construction in the old Dunnes.

Del.Monte wrote: »

It was only a bad dream, and the Antique Tavern reopened under new management this evening.

Thank God, nice to know where to avoid the most boring people in town!!

KathleenGrant wrote: »

Only been in it twice. Busy both times. Is it really that boring normally?

Nice pub but my god there are some numptys drinking there, they'd bore for Ireland..(my late mother's saying)

KathleenGrant wrote: »

Might check it out soon.

Good idea especially if you're going through a bout of insomnia!!

Del.Monte wrote: »

Oh please don't, you and CoBo 55 sound like you should find your own watering hole to troll in.

Pub spy, remember him?

The tit-for-tat is a bit unbearable. I think a few people need to put their personal differences aside and let the thread get back on track... please.

CoBo55 wrote: »

Kehoes on the quay, now there's a grand spot!!

There'd be no boring people in there!

Cantona's Collars wrote: »

All it takes is one eejit who can't reverse in or out of a space to block half the town up or the ones who park on the road outside Pettits "because their oh is only running in for a minute"
Down along by the Cathedral to the square is dreadful for that. Someone trying to parallel park in a space big enough for a truck causes a tailback past Bellfield then gives up and drives off is a regular occurrence.

the absolute worst most infuriating road on enniscorthy...the parking and people reversing across both lanes of traffic- the traffic lights that turn red instantaneously the second people who cant be arsed crossing BOTH pedestrian crossings at doyles and opposite petitts :mad:

arseagon wrote: »

And relax, you're in a nice warm car, the people using pedestrian crossings are not.

The pedestrians aren't the problem, it's the Muppets who can't use parking spaces or reverse properly are. That junction is a nightmare.

Diagonal parking. Coming the other way use the car park.

Del.Monte wrote: »

Feral youth attack St.Mary's again. Anyone know the significance of the scribbled message?

Could take a guess at PC's(Protestant *****).

All I see on 577 is the introduction of the Georgian Calendar.
On the positive side there is a faint possibility that it was an educated feral youth.