Limerick_Lass wrote: » Lads this thread is so depressing to read .... is it just getting worse so?
kilburn wrote: » On a side note Jesus will they ever cut all the weeds that grew into 20ft trees down along the canal so we can actually see the bloody thing.
Insect Overlord wrote: » You'd probably find a small army of willing volunteers to do it, if they had someone to supervise the process. Alas, it'd probably be complicated by conservation concerns and insurance costs.
Brian Lighthouse wrote: » My t'uppence: I think it's a great move. Fair play to them. I would even go as far as saying visionary (feel free to pull me up on that claim). The Limerick Leader article has John explaining the rationale behind it.https://www.limerickleader.ie/news/home/570305/expansion-of-limerick-restaurant-will-include-rooftop-garden-and-new-cafe.html But Limerick needs these type of people and projects. This man is willing to put his money where his mouth is and provide a service, he deserves praise in my eyes. There's far more crying out for public money for projects that won't last a few months. Lads. give credit where credit is due, in fairness. I predict it will be a success, he didn't just think of this last night over a few cans with the lads. There's years of thought and planning gone into this. Best of luck John and family.
Berty wrote: » Is it the council, is it waterways ireland or is it the OPW? Hard to know. Like anything we'd need a councillor to use it frequently enough that they can make noise about it otherwise nothing will likely be done. As an aside if you find local news from over the past 2-3 months you will people I know of were stopped by the council cleaning up the section of the river by Clancy Strand and the Condell road. The council told them they've no risk assessment, insurance etc and they must cease their civic community spirit in case something happens to them clearing rubbish, weeds etc.
Berty wrote: » As an aside if you find local news from over the past 2-3 months you will people I know of were stopped by the council cleaning up the section of the river by Clancy Strand and the Condell road. The council told them they've no risk assessment, insurance etc and they must cease their civic community spirit in case something happens to them clearing rubbish, weeds etc.
geotrig wrote: » lol i cant find a facepalm big enough
Insect Overlord wrote: » That was a pair of brothers, if I remember correctly. They did a hell of a job. Loads of rubbish and debris cleared, weeds cut back, etc. I think they even had plans to use the driftwood on-site.
A2LUE42 wrote: » The petrol station building, I think. An 8M high fast food building overhanging the canal a little, just down the road from a new school, seems a terrible thing to put there.
bigpink wrote: » New cafe pizza tapas wine place opening in Foxes Now called Melody LK The guys running run an all night nightclub with BYBO drink
dominatinMC wrote: » I assume that's Foxes Bow? I wonder if it's the same premises where The Stormy Teacup was
Jofspring wrote: » When did the stormy teacup close down? Last post on social media is last September alright but there is no mention at all of closing its doors. I thought it was supposed to be doing pretty well.
SupraSonic26 wrote: » is lidl still being built across from westbury does anyone know?
Reputable Rog wrote: » Check the Clare forum.
CosmicFool wrote: » Doh pizza is opening on o connell Street. Not sure what building but wonder is it where the donut place used to be?
Skuxx wrote: » Google says 36 O'Connell St which seems to be around the Wokking area, opposite Findlater, is there an empty unit there?
