A random waffle thread? (Part 2)

Anyone know the management company is for jetland shopping centre scumbags firing chairs of each other earlier

manna452121 wrote: »

The centre is owned by the Dunnes Group,they cover all of the security.

Well they could do with more it was a joke tonight .

Sticking too.

Hi,

Carcom on Henry St are excellent. He hardwired a front and rear setup for my wife car a couple of years ago. Nice bloke and really knows his job

There's a tree down near Sarsfield House, fire brigade in attendance resulting in the two outbound lanes being blocked, all traffic being turned back in towards the city onto Patrick St.

Avoid for the moment if you can.

anyone know what apache raheen are like ?? getting mixed reviews online as in food is always cold or wrong

WardonGordon wrote: »

Where would be a good place to go on a first date in Limerick city. It’s kind of early at around 6/6:30 pm on a weekday. Looking for somewhere busy/bustling with good food preferably. We are in our early to mid 20s. Not familiar with Limerick city restaurants at all for dinner so any suggestions are welcome!

If you are really set on a restaurant, I would recommend The Cornstore or The Hamptons. Both are usually busy, with a good atmosphere and not overly fancy. Could go for pizza and drinks in Cobblestone Joes as an alternative. The Copper Rooms is always a good spot for a date, wine bar on O'Connell street, not sure if they do food though..

I may have overstated the need for it to be busy/bustling..
Anywhere good would do really!

Thanks for the suggestions. Will check them out thanks !

Poorside wrote: »

The Copper rooms do a kind of Tapas selection, The Curragower is always busy and has good food.

Copper rooms is great especially if the girl has never been there before, it’s really impressive. Music is too loud tho so I wouldn’t think it would be a good first date option. Tapas is nice, but it’s only nibbles, you wouldn’t want to go there hungry or expecting dinner

Edit: sorry if iv just assumed it’s with a girl

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

Tnx Bud saw ur review as well. it must be good so.

He hangs out with Gino & Enzo's owner so no doubt has picked up some tips. Get some of their own garlic oil on top - simply superb

Berty wrote: »

Does anybody have a guess when the widening/filter lane bit by Johnson and Johnson is to be completed?

i remember looking at the planning thing when it was announced. 12 months to build it!!!

source wrote: »

The lads in Arthur's Quay did a great job for me, dog hair and dog vomit, looked like new when I got it back.

I'd also recommend the lads in AQ, as well as the lads in Thomas St. car park.

ShRT wrote: »

Slip road to the Dublin road end, back to the main Vision Care entrance will open the 1st week in March

All four quadrants to the Roundabout will be complete before any work commences on the roundabout works itself. This work is scheduled for Mid March.

All final road surfaces to be completed in April.

What is the plan with the slip road? Is it two lanes outbound to just before the turn off for Mulcair Drive? I can’t see it making a massive difference. People won’t zip merge at the two into one anyway. It will be a gathering of horn bashing and barging each other.

Yeah it doesn't look like it will make much of a difference. Has the NT slip road made any difference