anplaya wrote: » has it really been there that long under that name?never called it that ,itll always be porters to me and many others.id say some one else will open it in the same vein of things
ziedth wrote: » No AFAIK it's the shop in Lisduggan that has closed down. Edit: does anyone know is the Rent in Lisduggen still sky high? I have been looking into it over the last year and last time I checked I couldn't believe how expensive it was.
Finnbar01 wrote: » Blame the landlord's dole for that.
wmpdd3 wrote: » ? Frisby is on the Dole?
Finnbar01 wrote: » Silly me, I thought he was on about housing. Anyways, from what I heard, the reason why it had to shut shop because the rent became ridiculously too high.
ex_infantry man wrote: » first johnny tierney dies! May he rip and now books n things jaysus the place is goin downhill and won,t be the same wsc like it was when i did security in there bout 8yrs ago
SUNGOD wrote: » at least we still have kavanaghs kiosk speaking of kavanaghs kiosk can anyone remember when it was where lifestyle sports is now?
SUNGOD wrote: » ah when slic chic went it was all down hill from there at least we still have kavanaghs kiosk speaking of kavanaghs kiosk can anyone remember when it was where lifestyle sports is now? just thinking of old shops there..my favourite was always neville colbert menswear. my uniforms were always bought there. he was also known as "neville next week" as if something was out of stock he always said without fail "i will have it in next week" ex infantry man do you remember the security guard called "robocop" or maybe its before your time edit: or maybe its you:D
Yes Boss wrote: » Ahh "neville colbert menswear" - You are showing your age there...:)
SUNGOD wrote: » sshh..i still never admitted i can remember when quinnsworth was londis
Guramoogah wrote: » KG Discs? Jeez, I remember buying vinyl singles and albums in Five-O Records! It was on the corner where the travel agent is today.