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Dun Laoghaire Traffic & Commuting Chat

Fratton Fred

To avoid derailing other SCD threads, I thought I'd add a Dun Laoghaire thread.

My main query, is does anyone know what is going on outside the train station? It looks like they are putting a crossing in twenty metres from the crossroads. Surely not?

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Mav11

Seaswimmer wrote: »

Some local DLR Level 3 covid info.

https://www.dlrcoco.ie/en/news/general-news-press-releases/level-3-covid-19-update-dlr

Getting very serious again. Now where did I put that picture of the Forty Foot..............................??

Gaspode

WTF lads, I post saying no more bike v motoring stuff and you kick it off again 2 minutes later. Thread closed till the muppets move elsewhere

qb123

Is this thread open again yet?

qb123

Yes!

Tabnabs

Any recommendations for getting a car serviced in DL?

fixXxer

Tabnabs wrote: »

Any recommendations for getting a car serviced in DL?

Pauls Garage in Monkstown farm seems to be very popular. Not had to use them with the (sorta) new car yet.

josip

Tabnabs wrote: »

Any recommendations for getting a car serviced in DL?

I used to use C&C at 16B on Tivoli Road, never had any problems with them.

[Deleted User]

Tabnabs wrote: »

Any recommendations for getting a car serviced in DL?

Niall in ISA Autos in Blackrock is excellent and very trustworthy.

Mav11

Found Liam Power on the west pier to be pretty good.

http://www.liampowermotors.ie/

Manzoor14

Mounttown Motors was recommended to me on boards a while back. Used them a few times, can't fault them. Located near McCormack's pub.

frash

Manzoor14 wrote: »

Mounttown Motors was recommended to me on boards a while back. Used them a few times, can't fault them. Located near McCormack's pub.

Mmm - tell them not to do anything other than what was asked if the price is over €X without phoning first

I had a bill double the expected the first time i used them

Never went back

Manzoor14

frash wrote: »

Mmm - tell them not to do anything other than what was asked if the price is over €X without phoning first

I had a bill double the expected the first time i used them

Never went back

I had the opposite experience! He rang me with full price, details etc before proceeding with the work - main reason I went back to him a few times.

frash

Manzoor14 wrote: »

I had the opposite experience! He rang me with full price, details etc before proceeding with the work - main reason I went back to him a few times.

Maybe that was after the heated conversation I had with him

[Deleted User]

I always use Maxim Motors in the little industrial estate on Albert Road.

qb123

Any suggestions for bike servicing?

[Deleted User]

qb123 wrote: »

Any suggestions for bike servicing?

The Spokesman.

Larbre34

Mav11 wrote: »

Found Liam Power on the west pier to be pretty good.

http://www.liampowermotors.ie/

Liam is very good and very reasonable.

Mounttown Motors are excellent too, but horrifyingly expensive. Best left to the specialist cars and classics they seem to do a lot of.

pm1977x

Hill Motors at the Blackrock Dart station are fantastic, have used them for years.

bodgerfederer

qb123 wrote: »

Any suggestions for bike servicing?

The bike rack on the Johnstown road are the best bike shop in the area

fixXxer

qb123 wrote: »

Any suggestions for bike servicing?

Mike's Bikes on Patrick's street is very good.

ted1

qb123 wrote: »

Any suggestions for bike servicing?

Is there anything in particular wrong?

GCN ( global cycling network ) on YouTube go great tutorials on repairs

Tabnabs

https://twitter.com/dlrcc/status/1311591790487769088?s=20

beachhead

pm1977x wrote: »

Hill Motors at the Blackrock Dart station are fantastic, have used them for years.

Good but expensive

beachhead

Tabnabs wrote: »

https://twitter.com/dlrcc/status/1311591790487769088?s=20

Another scheme to get rid of cars i.e taxi ranks,goods vehicles delivering,disabled parking bays.Make it as difficult as possible for vehicular traffic.I thought Owen Kerrigan had left.Will be a good spot for afters do

beachhead

Tabnabs wrote: »

https://twitter.com/dlrcc/status/1311591790487769088?s=20

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scotchy

Dunphys new beer garden.

qb123

Tabnabs wrote: »

https://twitter.com/dlrcc/status/1311591790487769088?s=20

Just made a submission. Looks like the creation of a nice public space. Covered areas would also allow you to sit down with coffee or food from nearby cafes / restaurants in most weather. Really hope it goes through.

em_cat

Out of curiosity, have there been fireworks going off in DL proper, I mean around George's Street / Patrick St area? Hopefully our house will be finished about this time next year and we’ll be moving then and just want to know. They are going off most everyday where we are right now & the dog is petrified by them. Just want to look forward to living somewhere better than we are now.

Garlinge

Someone asked about bike service...

I see a new bike shop located in the run of shops near the Belfield bridge over the N11. Is this the Cranfield shopping mall? It might be the bike shop from UCD relocated or a second branch of same.

Larbre34

em_cat wrote: »

Out of curiosity, have there been fireworks going off in DL proper, I mean around George's Street / Patrick St area? Hopefully our house will be finished about this time next year and we’ll be moving then and just want to know. They are going off most everyday where we are right now & the dog is petrified by them. Just want to look forward to living somewhere better than we are now.

They're going off in most areas. Because kids are bored and because they are available from a black market trying to make up for losses in other crap all year. Believe me, fireworks being set off now is no proper indictator of what an area will be like to be live in long term.