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Killarney Thread

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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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LilacNails

I'm glad to see the Scotts man (I believe he's from Scotland) with the guitar, that he's out of hospital. He looks better.

There's always been 6 or 7 of them around but I don't think their all homeless, unless there's new ones and have come from a different town.

Same As

Same As wrote: »

This might be a touchy one, but has there been an increase in vagrancy around the town in the last 6-9 months?

Degag wrote: »

Was driving through Killarney earlier and noticed a a few (maybe four or five) people congregating at the credit union with sleeping bags etc. Homeliness is not something that seemed very prevalent to me in the town before. Quite a few cans being consumed and loud-ish conversations and looked like it could have been quite off putting to people walking past.

Sad to see so close to home.

Flagged this a few months back. Numbers seem to have grown as the sheltered accommodation adjacent to McDonalds neared completion.

Degag

dobman88 wrote: »

Ah, fair enough yeah. Sure look, hopefully I never find myself in the position but I think a few cans would be the least I'd be using to help me get some sleep.

I've only met the one chap there myself. Bought him a slice and a cuppa from the pizza place. Seemed delighted with the company but didn't say a whole pile.

How many lads are there now?

Definitely 3 i think. Possibly 4 or 5. There were a couple in the bags already so couldn't really make them out. Yeah for sure a few cans certainly wouldn't be denying myself a few cans in that situation if that way persuaded

dobman88

Degag wrote: »

Well they were a small bit boisterous with the drink. Nothing major. Just if you were walking past on your own on an other wise deserted street it could be a bit off putting. But absolutely they generally keep to themselves you are right.

BTW, that's where it was. Call it the credit union even though it's moved:rolleyes:

Ah, fair enough yeah. Sure look, hopefully I never find myself in the position but I think a few cans would be the least I'd be using to help me get some sleep.

I've only met the one chap there myself. Bought him a slice and a cuppa from the pizza place. Seemed delighted with the company but didn't say a whole pile.

How many lads are there now?

Degag

dobman88 wrote: »

Sad indeed. No town or city is free from homelessness these days unfortunately.

Not sure why it would be off putting, lads like that tend to keep to themselves. My mother has become friendly with a lad sleeping under the arch next to Tesco in the town centre where the small pizza place is. She buys him food and a coffee when she meets him and hes always grateful.

Well they were a small bit boisterous with the drink. Nothing major. Just if you were walking past on your own on an other wise deserted street it could be a bit off putting. But absolutely they generally keep to themselves you are right.

BTW, that's where it was. Call it the credit union even though it's moved:rolleyes:

dobman88

Degag wrote: »

Was driving through Killarney earlier and noticed a a few (maybe four or five) people congregating at the credit union with sleeping bags etc. Homeliness is not something that seemed very prevalent to me in the town before. Quite a few cans being consumed and loud-ish conversations and looked like it could have been quite off putting to people walking past.

Sad to see so close to home.

Sad indeed. No town or city is free from homelessness these days unfortunately.

Not sure why it would be off putting, lads like that tend to keep to themselves. My mother has become friendly with a lad sleeping under the arch next to Tesco in the town centre where the small pizza place is. She buys him food and a coffee when she meets him and hes always grateful.

Degag

Was driving through Killarney earlier and noticed a a few (maybe four or five) people congregating at the credit union with sleeping bags etc. Homeliness is not something that seemed very prevalent to me in the town before. Quite a few cans being consumed and loud-ish conversations and looked like it could have been quite off putting to people walking past.

Sad to see so close to home.

Same As

LilacNails wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a local Baker/cake maker please?

Spoglers/Continental down Glebe Lane, Dawn/Mike will look after you.

LilacNails

Can anyone recommend a local Baker/cake maker please?

JonathonS

The Inbetween is mine wrote: »

Chorley Town beat Derby County 2-0 yesterday in the FA Cup, the team is managed by ex Killarney Celtic youth player Jamie Vermiglio.

That's a great story, well done to him and his team, I'll be following them myself from now on!

https://www.irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/english-soccer/giantkillers-heroics-bring-joy-to-vermiglio-and-killarney-s-chorley-ultras-1.4454735

The Inbetween is mine

Chorley Town beat Derby County 2-0 yesterday in the FA Cup, the team is managed by ex Killarney Celtic youth player Jamie Vermiglio.

newman10

dominatinMC wrote: »

Recently heard that Bean in Dingle are opening a shop in Killarney, anyone know if this has happened yet? And if so, where have they opened? Cheers!

Plunkett St, between the tatler and aib

monkeynuz

Degag wrote: »

Some amount of wind and rain last night. Any damage/flooding?

Power went off on Kenmare bay at 3.30ish back on at about 4.10

dominatinMC

Recently heard that Bean in Dingle are opening a shop in Killarney, anyone know if this has happened yet? And if so, where have they opened? Cheers!

Degag

Some amount of wind and rain last night. Any damage/flooding?

theguzman

Sikpupi wrote: »

Lookiing for help on bringing stuff to the Dump in coolcashlagh.

Ending up with load of Cardboard boxes from the Xmas - too much for weekly bins. Is it free to drop up cardboard??

Also —— is electrical stuff free??? Have they a facility fir electrical recycling

Finally—— what about metals etc. have a swing, clothes line, to dump. How is that handled.

Otherwise how do they charge for rubbish. Last time I went up there (10++ years ago) it was charged per car load. Is that still the case...

Thanks for the help.....

Electrical, Cardboard and Scrap Metal are all free, €5 for a black bag, becareful of the size however as they charge €27.50 for a jumbo bag. Better just use the recycling for free and let the non-recyclable go out in your bins.

dobman88

thegills wrote: »

Heading to Killarney tomorrow with my wife for 2 days for our summer holiday. Any really nice restaurants you could recommend?

Where did ya end up?

Sikpupi

Lookiing for help on bringing stuff to the Dump in coolcashlagh.

Ending up with load of Cardboard boxes from the Xmas - too much for weekly bins. Is it free to drop up cardboard??

Also —— is electrical stuff free??? Have they a facility fir electrical recycling

Finally—— what about metals etc. have a swing, clothes line, to dump. How is that handled.

Otherwise how do they charge for rubbish. Last time I went up there (10++ years ago) it was charged per car load. Is that still the case...

Thanks for the help.....

Halo Kitty

thegills wrote:

Heading to Killarney tomorrow with my wife for 2 days for our summer holiday. Any really nice restaurants you could recommend?

I would recommend Hannigans The International hotel, superb food and excellent service, great location..

dobman88

Degag wrote: »

I personally wouldn't recommend the Plaza. Have ate there 3-4 times for various different things and the food in my opinion is average at best. Can't beat it for location for sure but better dining options IMO.

Would be in stark contrast to what I experienced for dinner in the Tanyard at the plaza tbh. If you mean the bar area or cafe du parc, I agree and I wouldn't recommend it but I'd have no hesitation recommending the tanyard upstairs tbh.

I spose it would be very boring if we all had the same opinion though.

Degag

I personally wouldn't recommend the Plaza. Have ate there 3-4 times for various different things and the food in my opinion is average at best. Can't beat it for location for sure but better dining options IMO.

dobman88

thegills wrote: »

Heading to Killarney tomorrow with my wife for 2 days for our summer holiday. Any really nice restaurants you could recommend?

The Tanyard in the Plaza hotel. Treyvauds. Lord Kenmares. Robertinos. The Europe hotel. They're the ones off the top of my head where I've had really good experiences. The Tanyard the pick of the bunch with the Europe a close second.

thegills

Heading to Killarney tomorrow with my wife for 2 days for our summer holiday. Any really nice restaurants you could recommend?

thegills

Heading to Killarney tomorrow with my wife for 2 days for our summer holiday. Any really nice restaurants you could recommend?

DilD

ballyharpat wrote: »

curious Cat? Black sheep Hostel? Lis? Petit Delice? Cafe du Parc?

I find all of them can be good, depending on if the barista either knows what they are doing or gives a crap....

To be honest none of those are really good, they are barely average, but they are not specialising in coffee so no hate there, it's just not their goal.

If you want to try good coffee from proper coffee shops dedicated solely to serving coffee then give Park Gate in Tralee a go also Bookshelf, Bean and My Boy Blue in Dingle. And if you're in Cork then try Soma, Filter, Alchemy, Nector. Once you go beyond Cork even the level of quality coffee roasters in Ireland is really high!

99.9% of places in Killarney use terrible beans and don't have the passion for coffee to do it right. You'll see a major difference if you try these shops!

ballyharpat

DilD wrote: »

New coffee shop in Tralee called Park Gate opened last week, they know what they're doing, not as far a drive as Dingle either for a good coffee as there is zero places to get coffee in Killarney, pathetic at this stage there's nowhere in town

curious Cat? Black sheep Hostel? Lis? Petit Delice? Cafe du Parc?

I find all of them can be good, depending on if the barista either knows what they are doing or gives a crap....

DilD

dominatinMC wrote: »

Hope that's true! Their coffee is unreal

New coffee shop in Tralee called Park Gate opened last week, they know what they're doing, not as far a drive as Dingle either for a good coffee as there is zero places to get coffee in Killarney, pathetic at this stage there's nowhere in town

dominatinMC

DilD wrote: »

Rumour has it Bean in Dingle are opening up a new cafe in Killarney, anyone know where they are going?

Hope that's true! Their coffee is unreal

DilD

Rumour has it Bean in Dingle are opening up a new cafe in Killarney, anyone know where they are going?

newman10

Salvadoor wrote: »

Brian James

Doesn't make sense ?? Do they not own the building they are in

Most expensive building per sq ft ever sold in Killarney