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Limerick Businesses Opening

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Limerick_Lass wrote: »

Lads this thread is so depressing to read .... is it just getting worse so?

I thought it would be an interesting exercise to compile a headcount on businesses that have opened since the recession has taken a grip of the City.

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adaminho

h3000 wrote: »

Vending what?

Sorry should have said. The usual crisps, chocolate and drinks. Only spotted it passing on the bus.

mart 23

The casino has extended into the old chemist shop

SkatesOn

mart 23 wrote: »

The casino has extended into the old chemist shop

Bit like Pharmacia then?

Comhrá

The last vestiges of Ivans Shop, Caherdavin have finally disappeared in the last few days with the new Laya signage applied to the landmark building.

Maz2016

Was going past the filling station next to the hi way bar in Dooradoyle Tuscany restaurant have signage up, where the ambassador dry cleaners was I believe. ?

pigtown

Maz2016 wrote: »

Was going past the filling station next to the hi way bar in Dooradoyle Tuscany restaurant have signage up, where the ambassador dry cleaners was I believe. ?

It's going to be takeaway only I think

Jofspring

Ya I think the sign says:

Tuscany To Go or Tuscany on the Go. Something like that.

Solli

Comhra wrote: »

The last vestiges of Ivans Shop, Caherdavin have finally disappeared in the last few days with the new Laya signage applied to the landmark building.

At 70 euros per visit, doubt if they will survive too long. Daylight robbery.

Maz2016

Solli wrote: »

At 70 euros per visit, doubt if they will survive too long. Daylight robbery.

I think it’s a very welcome addition. If you had something minor wrong that a GP can’t deal with, it’s better than going to a&e

CosmicFool

Maz2016 wrote: »

I think it’s a very welcome addition. If you had something minor wrong that a GP can’t deal with, it’s better than going to a&e

Exactly. I'd rather dork out the money than wait hours in a&e

breezy1985

Maz2016 wrote: »

I think it’s a very welcome addition. If you had something minor wrong that a GP can’t deal with, it’s better than going to a&e

Is there any discount or benefits for Laya customers ?

Townie_P

Cookiemunster wrote: »

Fit out out a new Screwfix store is about to begin in the Eastpoint Retail Park. It's going into the corner of the old Wickes unit next to the Wisla Polish shop. The drive in Covid test center is in the rest of the unit.

Any idea when this is due to open?

Maz2016

breezy1985 wrote: »

Is there any discount or benefits for Laya customers ?

As far as I know the first / initial visit is free and follow up scans or appointments are chargeable but I’m not 100% on that

John_Mc

CosmicFool wrote: »

Exactly. I'd rather dork out the money than wait hours in a&e

Absolutely this.

A GP visit is at least €50 if not €60 and this place will have much more advanced facilities.

Great to have in Limerick I think

davo2001

John_Mc wrote: »

Absolutely this.

A GP visit is at least €50 if not €60 and this place will have much more advanced facilities.

Great to have in Limerick I think

I agree 100% with this, although some people (including one's on this thread) just want everything for free. :rolleyes:

Berty

If you have medical Insurance in some cases it can cover 50% or even 100% of visits like this place, you can even head to a private clinic like Galway(if you wanted to) for A&E and still claim it back.

There will be no shortage of people handing over money for this service.

un5byh7sqpd2x0

breezy1985 wrote: »

Is there any discount or benefits for Laya customers ?

Isn’t it solely for Laya customers?

h3000

Emerald Loud Spider wrote: »

Isn’t it solely for Laya customers?

Nope. Open to anyone over the age of 12 months.

1huge1

Emerald Loud Spider wrote: »

Isn’t it solely for Laya customers?

No, as H3000 said, anyone over 12 months can visit. But in terms of it being covered by a plan, I'm with Irish Life and they cover me for Laya clinics (as well as Affidea). The amount of cover depends on your plan but as said above, the real benefit is the speed of it as opposed to spending hours in A&E.

https://www.irishlifehealth.ie/benefits/minor-injury-clinic

Bass Reeves

Comhra wrote: »

The last vestiges of Ivans Shop, Caherdavin have finally disappeared in the last few days with the new Laya signage applied to the landmark building.

When I first came to Limerick in the early 80's I think Ivan had just taken over the shop. He bought it from the previous owner who taught with the he advent of traffic lights being placed there the shop would lose business. He set up one of the first ever Convience stores. He targeted the person buying a newspaper and a scone or a box if cigs and a loaf of bread. For an unbranded shop it held its own until the late noughties. Owners after that tried to fix a winning formula. Within twenty years it will be knocked and be a block of apartments with retail under it

un5byh7sqpd2x0

Cool. Laya have free GP video consultations extended until the end of 2021 anyway

The costs for non members for the Clinics are here - https://www.layahealthcare.ie/clinics/yourcover/ - it’s more or less free for members too.

mgbgt1978

Emerald Loud Spider wrote: »

Isn’t it solely for Laya customers?

Emerald Loud Spider wrote: »

Cool. Laya have free GP video consultations extended until the end of 2021 anyway

The costs for non members for the Clinics are here - https://www.layahealthcare.ie/clinics/yourcover/ - it’s more or less free for members too.

God, you have got to love Boards. Posters can go from knowing nothing about a business to practically promoting it just by simply googling said business :rolleyes:.

....and without even thanking those who showed them the light

mitresize5

Anyone who has spend a few hours with a kid in the regional A&E and been charged €100 for the privilege will be beating a path to this place for the next stitch or x ray.

odddavey

New Drinks delivery service: https://icecolddirect.ie/
Looks like it's run by JJ Bowles pub - anybody used it yet?

adaminho

SkatesOn wrote: »

JJ Bowles pub have started an online delivery business (Ice Cold Direct) - great deals on slabs at 20E each
https://icecolddirect.ie/beer.html

odddavey wrote: »

New Drinks delivery service: https://icecolddirect.ie/
Looks like it's run by JJ Bowles pub - anybody used it yet?

Was mentioned in the random waffle thread as well.

source

Was walking past Baker Place last night and saw lights on inside with what looked like the kind of wheeled scaffolding decorators use. Anyone know what's happening in there? Be a brave person to think about opening a bar in these times.

Cookiemunster

source wrote: »

Was walking past Baker Place last night and saw lights on inside with what looked like the kind of wheeled scaffolding decorators use. Anyone know what's happening in there? Be a brave person to think about opening a bar in these times.

It being converted into a bible school, for some crowd called the Shiloh Trust.
http://eplan.limerick.ie/AppFileRefDetails/20121/0

bazz26

The irony given the amount of sin that took place in there over the years.

sioda

Cookiemunster wrote: »

It being converted into a bible school, for some crowd called the Shiloh Trust.
http://eplan.limerick.ie/AppFileRefDetails/20121/0

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As bad as Pjs becoming the knock shrine shop

Tree

New salon, Cloud 9, going in where Plush was in the Racefield shopping centre.