Quazzie wrote: » Charity is big business.
jface187 wrote: » Back home the other day. They really have done a number on the town with all those road works. I can't imagine the business are too happy. Also another charity shop, what's that now? six in total.
bennyineire wrote: » Eh the 2 have already been confirmed by local press as the new owners of that site. TBH the town really could do with another hotel
bennyineire wrote: » Where does the best breakfast in Tullamore, Grennans have seemingly gone down hill, at least going by my Brother when he was home from Oz a few weeks back
channelsurfer2 wrote: » thanks. I wasnt aware that it was flanagan/kane. Thats an interesting turn of events!
Joeseph Balls wrote: » The joined together to keep another guy out I believe.
channelsurfer2 wrote: » o great... another hotel. however I doubt those two would become partners. they are too competitive with each other.
bennyineire wrote: » Yep indeed, I head a rumour of a hotel complex in the pipeline for that site. Joint venture from Flanagan and Kane seemingly
medoc wrote: » Flanagan also got permission for the two units he wants to build beside Aldi and the NCT. Something seriously needs to be done with the old Texas/Tesco site now.
bennyineire wrote: » I see according to the Offaly free paper that the further information required for the proposed retail park across from the new lidl has been submitted to the council. There should be a decision one way or another around December 8th
Kiith wrote: » Anyone able to tell me if there are any busses from Dublin city to Tullamore after 7:45pm? Can't seem to find any, but figure some locals might know. Just looking at renting there as it looks nice and there seems to be a fair few houses available, but ideally i'd like it if there was a later train/bus. Purely for when i get a pint or two after work, as i'd drive other times.
medoc wrote: » I doubt that’s the finished surface there on high street. The old timber Esb poles will be removed and I presume paved over. Also around the new lighting poles will be tidied up. I agree with you on the traffic lights. Hopefully they will move them. I think overall it’s beginning to take good shape. Liking the extra room on the footpaths especially outside Lana. I hope they put up a proper bus shelter somewhere too.
Guill wrote: » It's an improvement but I think the finishing of it is terrible. If you look around lamp posts etc they didn't bother cutting the paving to suit, just filled it with tarmac. It really takes from the overall look for me. If you head up high street there are some spots that must be 0.5m square of tarmac. Looks lazy and cheap. The traffic lights outside of Spar are another thing that gets me, leave them where they are and extend the pavement out, just looks bad.
An Ri rua wrote: » Any recent opinions on Yaadgar? Has it changed hands? I've always loved the food and service. Today, phone ringing out, tills not working and waiting area quite cold. All no big deal individually but, collectively, set alarm bells off for me. Maybe the phone line is out of action. Hence the tills for Visa etc. Hmmm.....
medoc wrote: » What are people’s feelings on the work so far on the street scape project?