Igotadose wrote: » In the US, where building supply cost has skyrocketed, it's being attributed to a slow recover from the 2008 crash; the 'processors' (lumber mills typically) haven't ramped up capacity since that downturn because doing so is an enormous investment fraught with risk. What's happened as a result is that since things reopened in the US there's an enormous pent-up demand for building materials and workers as everyone put off that extension/bedroom/gazebo during the lockdown and now that they've had a forced-year of 'staycation,' they want to improve the local digs. Especially now that so many are permanently working from home. Not sure if the capacity was an issue in Ireland, it's kind of hard to tell as a consumer but I don't recall prices of building materials rising so much in the few years prior to 2020, though they've never been cheap like in the good old days. Getting people to do the work has always been difficult especially out on the Dingle Peninsula, plenty of contractors, quite a few faking it. Not sure where timber for construction is sourced in Ireland. Are there big lumber mills? Does it come from the UK or the mainland? Or something crazy like all the way from China? I know timber production in Ireland is small-ish, and a lot of construction is concrete/cavity block+concrete tile roofs these days.
Shaka Hislop wrote: » Rose of Tralee has officially been cancelled today for this year
FM252 wrote: » Heard that Sean ogs may be doing a cocktail bar in addition to the whiskey bar they had planning for. They took out a long term lease apparently
Sardonicat wrote: » Aw damn, I was going to enter this year. The Mature Rose.
Shaka Hislop wrote: » Ah here, there's mature & then there's ancient :P
keane2097 wrote: » What I had heard was that the hotel being built would have a cocktail bar. Not sure if that's a different thing or whether Sean Ogs might be operating it.
FM252 wrote: » Heard they took a lease on the ela maria unit which would be beside the whiskey bar but same as you cant swear on it.
SouthWesterly wrote: » Sweenys near kilcummin. Prices are cheaper than Boyles. I saved 10% On a build last year
keane2097 wrote: » What I had heard was that the hotel being built would have a cocktail bar. Not sure if that's a different thing or whether Sean Ogs might be operating it. With the Sean Ogs expansion, if the rest of it came to pass it would be a real injection to the area.
Igotadose wrote: » Any of the shops around Tralee sell pasteurized, non-homogenized milk? Need a couple of litres.
OsciiBoscii wrote: » Ardfert milk, in SuperValu.
SouthWesterly wrote: » There's a guy who sells his, own milk at the market on Saturday. Might be what you want
pickled101 wrote: » Ballymac Dairy is the brand sold in the market and he makes butter + cream as well. Oaklands store in Oakpark stock it. My kids love it, we get the low fat option just have to remember to bring the glass bottle back each time
ejmaztec wrote: » Are you sure it's a guy? :eek:
SouthWesterly wrote: » Does he give a refund on the bottle?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Has the mens shop Parrafin gone from Manor? I noticed another empty unit in the shopping centre as I was going upstairs to the toilets yesterday. I totally forgot to check on the way back down! I know Gloria jeans is gone, but it looked like its the unit next to that which I think was Parrafin? I hope that shopping centre gets a bit of life back into it as there's very little to bring anyone up for, unless you are going to Tesco shopping!
newman10 wrote: » They were looking for a Store Manager 2 weeks agohttps://ie.indeed.com/jobs?q=Retail&l=Tralee%20County%20Kerry&sort=date&start=10&vjk=a38eae4739a8775a
Ciarrai76 wrote: » It must be a different unit so. As you go up the stairs there's a completely empty unit straight underneath. I can't place what would have been in there?
Shaka Hislop wrote: » That's Gloria Jean's... right under the stairs? Nothing left bar a concrete floor
ongarboy wrote: » I think the opening of Costa and then Starbucks annihilated Gloria Jeans business.