danceash wrote: » It's in where mayfair was
Recliner wrote: » Mayfair is gone!!!!
Darksoul wrote: » Was expecting a bigger area tbh but it's a good location in the town for those who can walk around
Sandor Clegane wrote: » Mayfair was good in its day but tbf in recent years it's gone down hill.
Recliner wrote: » Was never the same after Sparky left but still sad to see it gone.
jlm29 wrote: » Even though I know my days of wobbling out of o keeffes at half two and across to the Mayfair for chips are well over, it makes me sad to know that if I had a mid life crisis (and a divorce I suppose), I wouldn’t have the option of doing it again!
dahat wrote: » I fail to see how this can work with existing traffic flows around that area especially with the Sisters of Charity nearby.
It wasnt me123 wrote: » Who owns Knocklofty House now? If its still privately owned I wouldn’t be putting state money into it - if the state has it under a CPO then what would be the plan for it? A hotel? A concert / art space? Weddings? Not every old building can be saved, nor should it but I used to live out there in a Mews house and its actually a lovely space.
darragh o meara wrote: » Appears that it’s now owned by Cerberus.
It wasnt me123 wrote: » Is that a company or a greek tragedy? Private owned? Let them pay for it.
Sandor Clegane wrote: » Drove up by the halting site beside the rugby club today and the state of the place took me by surprise, it is absolutely filthy, so bad it's nearly a health hazard, piles of horse **** just dumped outside where they live along with all other kinds of waster/rubbish. Must be complaints gone in.
Lightscribe wrote: » https://www.tipperarylive.ie/news/home/622848/breaking-plans-for-massive-lidl-retail-development-in-clonmel.html#.YG1Mlhcav0k.twitter This is great news for the town, although traffic there can be bad at rush hour with 3 sets of traffic lights in quick succession. Fingers crossed planning will be granted without too much fuss. Wonder where the Nationalist are going to go.
tippspur wrote: » Can't see this ever happening considering the state of the traffic on Queen st already and the fact that Aldi got turned down for planning permission for a second store a few years ago on the old Clonmel mart site on Davis road.
solerina wrote: » It’s very similar outside the one on the bypass near the Star Fuels exit, the whole area is filthy, on dry days there is a constant wet patch on the footpath near the bridge that smells of urine. It’s shocking it has been allowed to happen in both locations.
holystungun9 wrote: » What's the status of the works to be happening at the old Kickham Barracks? Is it due to actually start this year?