dobman88 wrote: » I've no idea. He is a car enthusiast and was just out for a spin, saw what was going on and stopped. Michelle Cooper Galvin was down there to take photos for the papers and she told him who to talk to if he wanted to volunteer. It could be something as simple as getting drinks for the lads as they come in for a break, I didnt ask him. It seems like the kind of situation they will need volunteers for but I dont know how things will work cos of covid. Might be worth contacting someone before heading down to see if they need a pair of hands.
LilacNails wrote: » I wouldn't know anyone out there..... If anyone hears of anything or any help needed, would appreciate if it could be posted here.
dobman88 wrote: » They were sent home at 9pm and told they weren't needed. He said there was about 10 lads waiting to volunteer if needed but they were told that emergency personnel had enough manpower about 9pm so hopefully that's a good sign. If ever there was a night a drop of rain was needed
newman10 wrote: » Seems CAB are busy in Townhttps://www.thejournal.ie/criminal-assets-bureau-operation-tarmac-killarney-thomas-coffey-house-seized-5417123-Apr2021/
phater phagan wrote: » I walked this morning in the Demesne - on high ground where the horse trail is located. There's a bench overlooking the beautiful view of the mountains and lake, and I decided to sit for a few minutes to enjoy it. What a shock it was to see evidence that someone had lit a fire in front of the bench. It was a campfire type with remains of ash and some scorched branches. There was a number of dry grass tufts nearby and I imagine it could well easily have been another tragic, careless act to the park.
newaccount2017 wrote: » Pathetic
dobman88 wrote: » The iamofkerry account has #PrayForThePark under the pic and the lad who took the original has "Some people just want to watch the world burn" without a hint of irony or self awareness in either. Complete morons
newaccount2017 wrote: » It's crazy. I'd love to send the picture to the Guards as evidence that these people were setting fires in the park at the weekend since the Guards are trying to find out who started the fires. Endorsed by the Killarney Brewing Company too!
dobman88 wrote: » Those pods should never have got the go ahead anyway. They basically turn outdoor dining into indoor which defeats the purpose. And, they looks absolutely terrible. What a complete waste of money that would be.
oeb wrote: » Not to mention the fact that where they are talking about positioning it, is surely just giving the likes of the international, the lane and the plaza a free beer garden.
whisky_galore wrote: » Awful things, like a 1970s wet dream of the future. And they'll be redundant in a short time.
dominatinMC wrote: » Exactly, this is my biggest issue with the suggestion. Is there any long term planning ever involved in this country :pac: Outdoor dining is a temporary solution which will be forgotten about when we're back indoors (hopefully) before the end of the summer.
keane2097 wrote: » IDK I reckon they'd be grand yokes for outside pubs. They have these plastic heated see-through marquees all over Eastern Europe that you can sit inside in the middle of winter and have your hot port or whatever sitting at the edge of the square and they are great. Things like this are overdue in Ireland with the weather we have tbh.
keane2097 wrote: » Although yes, for Covid it would be hard to come up with a thicker idea.
dobman88 wrote: » I'd be absolutely in favour of creating something like this for year round use. That's not the issue. The issue was it created indoor dining outside which defeats the entire purpose
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