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I'm sick of these Tralee folks with all their posturing, and thinking they are popular because they have a big thread.

Come on now folks, give Killarney some love! Killarney folks, identify yourselves!

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starlit

Innishfallen Hotel is good too its a hotel with self catering apartments. They are a good bit out of the town though. It is located across from Hotel Europe in Fossa. Not certain if they have reopend they still state they are closed on their website and no update on their facebook page. They had been done up not that long ago as far as I am aware I've not been there since it was done up. I've stayed elsewhere since if ever in Killarney for a night. The Gleneagle apartments might be a better choice as you can walk from there to the town. I say the other self catering places are a bit out of the town.

LilacNails

oinkely wrote: »

Visiting Killarney for a weekend in October. Looking for self catering recommendations please. Prefer to go direct than through air bnb etc if possible. Cheers. 2 double bedrooms within walking distance of the town.

Cheers for any steers

The Gleneagle apartments are very nice, not too far of a walk from town either.

dobman88

oinkely wrote: »

Visiting Killarney for a weekend in October. Looking for self catering recommendations please. Prefer to go direct than through air bnb etc if possible. Cheers. 2 double bedrooms within walking distance of the town.

Cheers for any steers

Check out Rookery Mews. A little dated looking and basic but very clean and located in a quiet spot, walking distance to town. My old landlady and her husband own them and you couldnt meet nicer people who go out of their way to help you. I've stayed in the apartments twice while visiting since I left home and i always recommend them to people.

oinkely

Visiting Killarney for a weekend in October. Looking for self catering recommendations please. Prefer to go direct than through air bnb etc if possible. Cheers. 2 double bedrooms within walking distance of the town.

Cheers for any steers

Same As

Looks as if Burger King is possibly gone from College Street. Signage gone from the front.

marno21

Radio5 wrote: »

Killarney weekend traffic was back to pre-Covid levels with tailbacks beyond Lissivigeen last Friday afternoon, as would be normal this time of year.

Will be interesting to see if it's the same tomorrow with the change in the weather.

Only one answer to it:

https://www.kerrycoco.ie/roadsmain/projects-schemes/n22-farranfore-to-killarney-road-improvement-scheme/

Hopefully there's more clamouring for it when the N22 Macroom to Ballyvourney scheme is complete. Killarney will be the first bottleneck outside Cork when we get to that stage.

madcabbage

Radio5 wrote: »

Killarney weekend traffic was back to pre-Covid levels with tailbacks beyond Lissivigeen last Friday afternoon, as would be normal this time of year.

Will be interesting to see if it's the same tomorrow with the change in the weather.

Not a hope, with it being August and the paths being widened, there's much less parking. That and all the fecking lights and crossing i reckon has made the matter worse over the years.

Chancer3001

Anyone know a cleaner to clean a private house a couple hours a week?

And maybe the going rate also.

Thanks

Edit- ive checked the advertiser and the outlook with no joy

Radio5

Killarney weekend traffic was back to pre-Covid levels with tailbacks beyond Lissivigeen last Friday afternoon, as would be normal this time of year.

Will be interesting to see if it's the same tomorrow with the change in the weather.

monkeynuz

phater phagan wrote: »

You must be a perfect human being.

I try to be, I also follow rules.

It isn't difficult to do as you're instructed, it just takes some effort occasionally.

I don't know why it's such a tricky concept to grasp.

phater phagan

FourFourFM wrote: »

I thought it was obvious but I’ll explain it to you.

A previous poster said: “Could someone tell me if pubs serving food in Killarney are strictly enforcing the 105 minutes rule?“

A reply to this was: “Yes they are”

My post was in response to that statement to show that it’s not true.

I won’t bother answering your ridiculous questions but thanks for your concern.

phater phagan

monkeynuz wrote: »

rules are rules stick to them or close, it's simple really.

You must be a perfect human being.

FourFourRED

phater phagan wrote: »

What's your point?
Do you want to be kicked out sooner from a pub?
Do you want the pubs closed down?
It is a busy time with Irish tourism here. Good for the town and good for the country.
Sometimes the staff are just too busy to be timing every customer.
People's jobs depend on such places. Nobody is perfect.

I thought it was obvious but I’ll explain it to you.

A previous poster said: “Could someone tell me if pubs serving food in Killarney are strictly enforcing the 105 minutes rule?“

A reply to this was: “Yes they are”

My post was in response to that statement to show that it’s not true.

I won’t bother answering your ridiculous questions but thanks for your concern.

monkeynuz

phater phagan wrote: »

If they follow the rules about distancing and sanitary practice - which they do -
then the risks are very low.
I would not construe that a person who works in the hospitality industry who provides basics needs for themselves and their families as greedy.

rules are rules stick to them or close, it's simple really.

monkeynuz

phater phagan wrote: »

If they follow the rules about distancing and sanitary practice - which they do -
then the risks are very low.
I would not construe that a person who works in the hospitality industry who provides basics needs for themselves and their families as greedy.

Greedy businesses not workers

phater phagan

monkeynuz wrote: »

I suppose the point is they should be kicked out sooner, if businesses can't be bothered to do as they're instructed then they shouldn't be open at all.

It's not rocket science, and all this cobblers about money good for the area, they shouldnt be so greedy and reliant on tourists.

If they follow the rules about distancing and sanitary practice - which they do -
then the risks are very low.
I would not construe that a person who works in the hospitality industry who provides basics needs for themselves and their families as greedy.

dobman88

Saying that, I'd definitely book anywhere you're planning on eating, just for peace of mind. Everywhere has reduced capacity and no matter where we were, they turned some people away due to being full or having too many people in their group.

dobman88

pkvader wrote: »

Is it a case of every place booked out?.Heading down to Dingle the first week of Sept for a few days,im hoping things might have eased up by then.

No, the places I tried had plenty of availability but they insisted on me getting food if I wanted a pint. We had dinner reservations that evening so just wanted a pint for an hour after a day out around slea head and Dingle. They were strict on the food part

pkvader

dobman88 wrote: »

In dingle today, almost impossible to get a pint. Found 1 place doing takeaway pints which I was happy to use.

Is it a case of every place booked out?.Heading down to Dingle the first week of Sept for a few days,im hoping things might have eased up by then.

monkeynuz

phater phagan wrote: »

What's your point?
Do you want to be kicked out sooner from a pub?
Do you want the pubs closed down?
It is a busy time with Irish tourism here. Good for the town and good for the country.
Sometimes the staff are just too busy to be timing every customer.
People's jobs depend on such places. Nobody is perfect.

I suppose the point is they should be kicked out sooner, if businesses can't be bothered to do as they're instructed then they shouldn't be open at all.

It's not rocket science, and all this cobblers about money good for the area, they shouldnt be so greedy and reliant on tourists.

phater phagan

FourFourFM wrote: »

Definitely not all of them. I’ve been to three where I stayed significantly longer. In only one of the three was I eventually told it was the last drink when I ordered one.

Two places I went to out of five were enforcing it strictly.

What's your point?
Do you want to be kicked out sooner from a pub?
Do you want the pubs closed down?
It is a busy time with Irish tourism here. Good for the town and good for the country.
Sometimes the staff are just too busy to be timing every customer.
People's jobs depend on such places. Nobody is perfect.

Sikpupi

Tried to book a table for 4 people for tomorrow Thurs ......everywhere booked out today Wednesday!! Had one establishment offer me a table for an evening meal at 4-30pm!!!

Killarney is jointed... queues for every restaurant.

Didn’t book anything. Decided I’d cook for us all instead

dobman88

newman10 wrote: »

Serious ?? :mad:

By whom ??

The staff. Same owners of both establishments

LilacNails

newman10 wrote: »

Serious ?? :mad:

By whom ??

You also get the option to go to the Porterhouse also ðŸ™„

newman10

dobman88 wrote: »

In Reidys on Monday night, the place was being cleared and we were told we could go to McSorleys if we wanted a drink. We didnt but we decided to pop in yesterday evening for one and no bother. It just seems open as normal.

In dingle today, almost impossible to get a pint. Found 1 place doing takeaway pints which I was happy to use.

Serious ?? :mad:

By whom ??

dobman88

In Reidys on Monday night, the place was being cleared and we were told we could go to McSorleys if we wanted a drink. We didnt but we decided to pop in yesterday evening for one and no bother. It just seems open as normal.

In dingle today, almost impossible to get a pint. Found 1 place doing takeaway pints which I was happy to use.

FourFourRED

Boom__Boom wrote: »

Yes they are.

Definitely not all of them. I’ve been to three where I stayed significantly longer. In only one of the three was I eventually told it was the last drink when I ordered one.

Two places I went to out of five were enforcing it strictly.

Boom__Boom

afro man wrote: »

I Would imagine Hotel Bars closed as well even for Residents , May be worth a call to hotels before you book

All hotel bars are operating under the same rules as restaurants. i.e 105 minutes, food has to be ordered. There's zero exceptions for residents.

afro man

Billy Mays wrote: »

Could someone tell me if pubs serving food in Killarney are strictly enforcing the 105 minutes rule?

Was planning to get down in the next couple of weeks for a few days but am unsure now with the pubs not opening yet. I don't want to go for a bite somewhere in the evening only to be turfed out less than 2 hours later with nowhere to go except back to the hotel

I Would imagine Hotel Bars closed as well even for Residents , May be worth a call to hotels before you book

Boom__Boom

Billy Mays wrote: »

Could someone tell me if pubs serving food in Killarney are strictly enforcing the 105 minutes rule?

Was planning to get down in the next couple of weeks for a few days but am unsure now with the pubs not opening yet. I don't want to go for a bite somewhere in the evening only to be turfed out less than 2 hours later with nowhere to go except back to the hotel

Yes they are.