Badly Drunk Boy wrote: » Not quite a walk, but how about Pollardstown Fen? Or even just down by the river (I don't want to use the term 'Linear Park'). Or more hardcore, the Ring of Roseberry?
WishUWereHere wrote: » Is Pollardstown open? I have been down Linear any times, also a nice walk. Sorry, I ought to have mentioned that in my previous post?
Damien360 wrote: » The fen is 100% closed. The car park has the metal gate across it and there are new CCTV cameras present.
WishUWereHere wrote: » Thought so Damien. Thanks for that. Another thing about the Fen - the walkways are very narrow if one had been able to walk there, and meet someone else along the way. Social Distancing would have been very hard there.
itsnotmyname wrote: » and why not ...they own most of the town already . Hope it does better than previous occupants and they get good customers.
silverview wrote: » What would it be like to walk with a pram? Obviously i'm talking about doing that when it is safe to do so... never been and i don't live that far away.
Cazale wrote: » Lidl have got permission to demolish their store in Newbridge and rebuild a much bigger one.
WishUWereHere wrote: » Personally, & this is purely my opinion, I would NOT bring a pram there. Aside from the uneven surface on the walk, there is also a lot of dampness on the ground. But to put your own mind at ease, why not do a 'trial run' go solo when it opens and You be the judge for Yourself? Anyone living near there, and assuming this CV19 crap is over, I'd recommend it. It will only take about 20-25 minutes. And as said above, hopefully, with new cams there, break-ins are a thing of the past.
WishUWereHere wrote: » Just back from The Fen. Glorious day and a fantastic walk - IT'S OPEN!!! Only one thing though, whoever runs it WILL have to make the walk one-way. Only about 4 cars out there, but in those 4 cars one of the occupants were walking anti clockwise.
Cazale wrote: New chipper called Luigi's Primo opening where Chick King used to be.
Cazale wrote: » This opened yesterday.
silverview wrote: Anyone tried it lads?
Cazale wrote: » Got this tonight with the missus. Got a few little extras to try them out. Mainly good but some bad. The gourmet burger, quarter pounder burger and the kebab chip tray were all lovely. Their onion rings are in a very light tempura batter which were nice enough but didn't feel like an Italian chipper style. The potato scallops were vile. Tasted like yesterdays reheats. They forgot to send us our bag of chips so I can't say what they are like. It was nice but I'm eating healthy all week and this was my weekly treat. I'll give them another go but I kind of wish I had went to the Central Grill in Ballymany.
WishUWereHere wrote: BEST chipper in the County IMHO.
NewbridgeIR wrote: I have never tried the Central Grill in Ballymany; been in the one on the Main Street a few things but usually go to Cook's Cabin. Must try Ballymany.
Cazale wrote: » They forgot to send us our bag of chips so I can't say what they are like.
GavMan wrote: » Are the ones in Ballymany and the main street separate entities or are they run by the same crowd. Nearly 6 years in Newbridge and just assumed they were the same
foodaholic wrote: » Id like to know too I never liked the one on the main street Assumed they where the same crowd so never tried the Ballymany one I like Florinos - great chips but their burgers arent great
GavMan wrote: Are the ones in Ballymany and the main street separate entities or are they run by the same crowd. Nearly 6 years in Newbridge and just assumed they were the same
GavMan wrote: When you're a chipper...thats a bit of a neddy no no