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ziedth

On this miserable ass day siad i'd start a discussion regarding well anything.
Nothing to do here with I think people in town are like the Ailens in That film Signs alergic to water.

I pulled a three day session this weekend, Simply in bits now. Mrs Ziedths brother is going to the states today so had various nights out for him.

Any news with anyone else?

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Wanderer78

Harry Palmr wrote:

So then the new filling station at tesco is a card payment only kiosk with no shop Won't be going there....Circle K on the Dunmore Road can have my trade.

Complete cashless is not good, all cash here to

kuang1

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Do you just feed with notes like a reverse ATM?

Yup. Type in the amount of fuel in euro, then insert the cash. If you over estimate, and car won't take the amount you've paid for, you get a credit receipt for the balance to use next time. Happened to me first day and used the credit receipt 2nd time. (scanned the barcode before inserting cash).

It's the pump furthest away from entrance on left/near side.

Harry Palmr

Do you just feed with notes like a reverse ATM?

kuang1

Harry Palmr wrote: »

So then the new filling station at tesco is a card payment only kiosk with no shop Won't be going there....Circle K on the Dunmore Road can have my trade.

There is a cash pump there. Have used it twice.

Cheapest around at the moment. Had no trouble with it.

Harry Palmr

So then the new filling station at tesco is a card payment only kiosk with no shop

Won't be going there....Circle K on the Dunmore Road can have my trade.

JohnC.

giles lynchwood wrote: »

The rules of the road state you should only use lane 3 (the overtaking lane)if traffic in lane 1 and 2 is moving in queues and you need to overtake to make room for merging traffic.If you see 3 lanes or merging traffic on the ring road may i suggest specsavers.

This reads like you only think lane 3 on a motorway is the overtaking lane and not lane 2.

curmudgeonly

giles lynchwood wrote: »

The rules of the road state you should only use lane 3 (the overtaking lane)if traffic in lane 1 and 2 is moving in queues and you need to overtake to make room for merging traffic.If you see 3 lanes or merging traffic on the ring road may i suggest specsavers.

Stop digging Giles, the ORR is a two lane carriageway. see quote from the Irish rules of the road below.

NOTE: According to Irish road traffic legislation, you must move back to the left lane following an overtake. Remaining in the overtake lane on the right will land you with one penalty point and a €60 fine.

I suggest Specsavers is not for you ,its a mindset problem.

giles lynchwood

The rules of the road state you should only use lane 3 (the overtaking lane)if traffic in lane 1 and 2 is moving in queues and you need to overtake to make room for merging traffic.If you see 3 lanes or merging traffic on the ring road may i suggest specsavers.

curmudgeonly

giles lynchwood wrote: »

As long as you are traveling at the speed limit you can use any lane,this is a ring road not a motorway.Just out of curiosity do yo hold a full or learner license

Yes for all of categories for longer than you are alive probably all of which I did a test for , your contention above is just selfish and ignorant of other road users and incorrect as to the rules of the road.

giles lynchwood

curmudgeonly wrote: »

Can I add that this is correct but not to stay in the passing lane until the next roundabout,!!!! you must pull into the left lane when leaving the roundabout unless you are passing a slower vehicle.

As long as you are traveling at the speed limit you can use any lane,this is a ring road not a motorway.Just out of curiosity do yo hold a full or learner license

Wanderer78

whats the craic with the fire service in woodies car park today?

azimuth17

Johnboy1951 wrote: »

As I understand it, if you wish to fully designate your product as 'Irish' then the main ingredients need to be Irish, and not from elsewhere.
There is a huge push to have Irish food (and drink) products fully Irish and thus able to charge a premium price.

Thank you, that makes sense.

Johnboy1951

azimuth17 wrote: »

I understand the issue has been solved although I don't get it. Grain has been imported into Waterford for centuries. What's so different now at a time when we have EU membership. If this was Holland and Germany it would simply cross the border in trucks. Farmers amaze me. they closed down Albatros Fertilisers in New Ross by importing cheaper fertiliser from other countries. Eitehr we have free treade or we don't.

As I understand it, if you wish to fully designate your product as 'Irish' then the main ingredients need to be Irish, and not from elsewhere.
There is a huge push to have Irish food (and drink) products fully Irish and thus able to charge a premium price.

azimuth17

I understand the issue has been solved although I don't get it. Grain has been imported into Waterford for centuries. What's so different now at a time when we have EU membership. If this was Holland and Germany it would simply cross the border in trucks. Farmers amaze me. they closed down Albatros Fertilisers in New Ross by importing cheaper fertiliser from other countries. Eitehr we have free treade or we don't.

Johnboy1951

Harry Palmr wrote: »

And how can they prove it's origins - paperwork? analysis?

They should have export details for the barley they sent abroad, and paperwork from the malting plant which followed the grain through the processes, back to its export on board for Waterford.

If they cannot show this then the origin is seriously in doubt.

Harry Palmr

And how can they prove it's origins - paperwork? analysis?

deise08

https://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/stand-off-at-waterford-port-boortmalt-claims-the-grain-is-irish/
Stand off in port of Waterford.

curmudgeonly

[QUOTE=Harry Palmr;114070705]Yes, the right lane is now also for "straight ahead" which personally I don't like as I don't trust other drivers to know not to turn/cut across traffic from the left hand lane!

The 60/80 kph change has made no difference to crashes as far as I know.[/QUOTE]

Can I add that this is correct but not to stay in the passing lane until the next roundabout,!!!! you must pull into the left lane when leaving the roundabout unless you are passing a slower vehicle.

Wanderer78

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Yes, the right lane is now also for "straight ahead" which personally I don't like as I don't trust other drivers to know not to turn/cut across traffic from the left hand lane!

The 60/80 kph change has made no difference to crashes as far as I know.

i think it works very well, just take your time moving around people, i was cheekily doing it before the relabeling anyway

Harry Palmr

Yes, the right lane is now also for "straight ahead" which personally I don't like as I don't trust other drivers to know not to turn/cut across traffic from the left hand lane!

The 60/80 kph change has made no difference to crashes as far as I know.

Roanmore

Had to take a trip down to the hospital from Dungarvan, I noticed that on the outer ring road you can now use the second lane for going straight on, is this new? The reason I ask is because on the way home at several of the roundabouts there were long queues in the left lane and the right lanes was empty.
Was great for me, went straight through.

On a related topic, there use to be a thread on here about the 60km/hr speed limit. When it was changed to 80 somebody predicted that there would be a dramatic increase in accidents and deaths on this road, did that ever materialise?
The few times I’ve been on it over the years never even come close to seeing an accident.

gobo99

There's been no charge for parking in poleberry tesco since March.
Waterford castle not a 5 star at one point?

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PTH2009 wrote: »

Does Waterford actually have any 5 star hotels ?

Cliff House in Ardmore.

There's also a 5* B&B down around Dungarvan.

Wanderer78

obi604 wrote:

Had a double check in Tesco, looks like all the machines in there all have the coin slot taped up. They just donâ€™t seem to be operational.

That's very unusual, was sure they were operational, sure there can't be issues with people parking there for free I guess, maybe it's a covid issue or something

obi604

Wanderer78 wrote: »

millers marsh is a public car park, as far as im aware, it only takes coins, via a meter, but i could be wrong. id imagine the underground car park probably takes credit cards

I can confirm millers marsh takes credit card. So handy.

Had a double check in Tesco, looks like all the machines in there all have the coin slot taped up. They just don’t seem to be operational.

PTH2009

Does Waterford actually have any 5 star hotels ?

Wanderer78

obi604 wrote: »

Thanks. Does MillarS March take credit card?

millers marsh is a public car park, as far as im aware, it only takes coins, via a meter, but i could be wrong. id imagine the underground car park probably takes credit cards

obi604

Wanderer78 wrote: »

yea it is, its only euro an hour, or 3.60 for the day. the private car park under the tk maxx building is suppose to have really good rates to

Thanks. Does MillarS March take credit card?

Wanderer78

obi604 wrote: »

Is millers marsh equal to the car park nearest tk maxx. Is this a ‘pay’ car park also?

yea it is, its only euro an hour, or 3.60 for the day. the private car park under the tk maxx building is suppose to have really good rates to

obi604

Wanderer78 wrote: »

those machines were put in there a couple of years ago, i use to park in there a lot myself for free prior to the installation, thought they were now active. i now park across the road in millers marsh. the warden use to roam around in tesco a lot, taking car details, i have seen cars clamped in there, but rarely

Is millers marsh equal to the car park nearest tk maxx. Is this a ‘pay’ car park also?