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The Crazy Cat Lady

hi all, anyone know which chemists will take out of date medication to be disposed of?

I don't know which chemists I brought the medication in originally if that makes any difference

Clonmel1000

Irishman80 wrote: »

Clonmel.

Don't live there anymore though, thank God.

And tell us where you based now?

[Deleted User]

The Crazy Cat Lady wrote: »

hi all, anyone know which chemists will take out of date medication to be disposed of?

I don't know which chemists I brought the medication in originally if that makes any difference

Any of them will.

The Crazy Cat Lady

Deleted User wrote: »

Any of them will.

thanks

Roycropper63

Can an one recommend sir TV and broadband in clonmel please?
Would welcome any feedback
Thanks

Kk333

Vizzy wrote: »

Come back soon, we need your enthuiasm for the town.

Its pretty vile in fairness. The whole place seems to gang up on people that arnt liked, could be something as simple as not being from Clonmel or breaking up with a local from well known family. The systematic abuse thats dished out is crazy . Making up the most vile stories untill there is no option but to leave.

cml387

Roycropper63 wrote: »

Can an one recommend sir TV and broadband in clonmel please?
Would welcome any feedback
Thanks

I have Virgin TV and broadband. TV is ok but the lack of proper ITV is annoying. Their broadband is generally considered best of the lot, certainly I have no complaints and they came through for me when lightning blew my modem last January..
You need to be on their cable though.

F34

Roycropper63 wrote: »

Can an one recommend sir TV and broadband in clonmel please?
Would welcome any feedback
Thanks

It depends on where you are in town. If Siro is available I’d be going for that. If you check out the virgin site and siro site they will tell you if they are available in your area.

maximo31

Might be of interest to some on here.:
https://www.neighbourfood.ie/markets/clonmel/collection/1809
Just saw the website on another Boards thread. Seems to be agreat selection of foods.
Anyone ever bought from this website? Seems a great idea and surprised i hadn't heard of it before.

london.irish

maximo31 wrote: »

Might be of interest to some on here.:
https://www.neighbourfood.ie/markets/clonmel/collection/1809
Just saw the website on another Boards thread. Seems to be agreat selection of foods.
Anyone ever bought from this website? Seems a great idea and surprised i hadn't heard of it before.

Highly recommend, we have been buying a few bits since they started, great to support local producers, and the quality is fantastic. Really friendly too.

Recliner

maximo31 wrote: »

Might be of interest to some on here.:
https://www.neighbourfood.ie/markets/clonmel/collection/1809
Just saw the website on another Boards thread. Seems to be agreat selection of foods.
Anyone ever bought from this website? Seems a great idea and surprised i hadn't heard of it before.

That's a definite rabbit hole. Amazing selection. Thanks for the link.

klose

What clowns have the council hired to do the bypass? Absolute insanity how they're going about it.

Sandor Clegane

klose wrote: »

What clowns have the council hired to do the bypass? Absolute insanity how they're going about it.

This must be the third time they're doing it.

upupup

Sandor Clegane wrote: »

This must be the third time they're doing it.

Third time lucky!

It wasnt me123

Irishman80 wrote: »

Clonmel.

Don't live there anymore though, thank God.

Clonmel isn’t as bad as some.

I was in Waterford city yesterday for some specialised shopping - started in City Square and then out to the pedestrian shopping part. What a sad, depressed place. Shops closed, Buildings abandoned - drove out to the link road for more shopping - the whole place looked shabby and grubby and very little choice in the way of women’s clothing.

Clonmel looks a million dollars compared to Waterford - shop fronts are newly painted and look fresh and clean. We could do with some more businesses opening but looks much more upbeat and successful than Waterford.

You clearly weren’t mixing with a nice crowd - most people in Clonmel are very pleasant and friendly.

Kk333

It wasnt me123 wrote: »

Clonmel isn’t as bad as some.

I was in Waterford city yesterday for some specialised shopping - started in City Square and then out to the pedestrian shopping part. What a sad, depressed place. Shops closed, Buildings abandoned - drove out to the link road for more shopping - the whole place looked shabby and grubby and very little choice in the way of women’s clothing.

Clonmel looks a million dollars compared to Waterford - shop fronts are newly painted and look fresh and clean. We could do with some more businesses opening but looks much more upbeat and successful than Waterford.

You clearly weren’t mixing with a nice crowd - most people in Clonmel are very pleasant and friendly.

Pleasant and freindly on the outside. Bitter and twisted on the inside. In my experience.

[Deleted User]

Kk333 wrote: »

Pleasant and freindly on the outside. Bitter and twisted on the inside. In my experience.

Maybe they were just reflecting the attitude that they were met with?

Kk333

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Maybe they were just reflecting the attitude that they were met with?

Na. Clonmel is full of horrible people. Outsiders arnt welcome should be on the sign on the way in.

Andolino

What’s the story with the water it’s gone again in glen oaks and surrounding areas

klose

Andolino wrote: »

What’s the story with the water it’s gone again in glen oaks and surrounding areas

They're re-doing the water pipes around the Abbey Road area.

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It wasnt me123 wrote: »

Clonmel isn’t as bad as some.

I was in Waterford city yesterday for some specialised shopping - started in City Square and then out to the pedestrian shopping part. What a sad, depressed place. Shops closed, Buildings abandoned - drove out to the link road for more shopping - the whole place looked shabby and grubby and very little choice in the way of women’s clothing.

Clonmel looks a million dollars compared to Waterford - shop fronts are newly painted and look fresh and clean. We could do with some more businesses opening but looks much more upbeat and successful than Waterford.

You clearly weren’t mixing with a nice crowd - most people in Clonmel are very pleasant and friendly.

Waterford is a great place to shop. Shaws is brilliant. Many more too including computer shop . Clonmel has lots of closed abandoned shops too

80j2lc5y7u6qs9

Kk333 wrote: »

Na. Clonmel is full of horrible people. Outsiders arnt welcome should be on the sign on the way in.

True. Full of nepotism and corruption.

It wasnt me123

Finn Wet Bar wrote: »

Waterford is a great place to shop. Shaws is brilliant. .......

Shaws is great, as long as you are over 50!

And they have 1 computer shop, wow, fab.

It’s dead and has been dying for years, needs huge influx of money and business - dreadful place for shopping (unless you are over 50 and like computers)

freshpopcorn

Clonmel1000

Kk333 wrote: »

Pleasant and freindly on the outside. Bitter and twisted on the inside. In my experience.

Ironic post of the year contender.

80j2lc5y7u6qs9

It wasnt me123 wrote: »

Shaws is great, as long as you are over 50!

And they have 1 computer shop, wow, fab.

It’s dead and has been dying for years, needs huge influx of money and business - dreadful place for shopping (unless you are over 50 and like computers)

how many computer shops has Clonmel?. If wateford is dead, then Clonmel is buried.
that is not true re shaws. they have young clothes too. you can browse there without being jumped on like in clonmel and hassled to buy. Simply not true to say only over 50's and computers.Waterford has loads of struuf for youth

actually there are are a couple of the computer stores but i could not recall their names or the shopping centres they are in when i wa son my phone last night. I think one is on the Tramore road that may be Harvey Norman. Also Currys. Computers waterford

And a computer clinic

There is also a Soundstore and a Halfords

Waterford certainly has Clonmel beaten for shopping.

mossie11

Anyone know when the water is due back on?

freshpopcorn

I am from County Cork and I know people who go to Clonmel and Waterford(Occasionally).
People are fine in both places.
Poppyfields is good enough. One thing it's lacking is something like Homestore and More and a JSYK.
I can't see Currys, PC World expanding similar with Harvey Norman.
To be fair a well stocked Shaws caters for a lot of ages groups.(I don't know about the one in Waterford tough.
The Showgrounds is alright, could do with Carraig Donn, The Works, Flying Tiger, Sketchers and some type of sports shop. There's no point of saying places like Zara, Topshop, etc because it will never attract them.

Walter Alright

Finn Wet Bar wrote: »

True. Full of nepotism and corruption.

KK333 and Finn Wet Bar, its seems like you're posting from two different accounts with you're Clonmel bashing.

upupup

Walter Alright wrote: »

KK333 and Finn Wet Bar, its seems like you're posting from two different accounts with you're Clonmel bashing.

KellyKelly replied to a post by KK333 so if its the same person then pity is needed rather than conflict:(