Clonmel Thread

ReacherCreature · 27-03-2012 02:09PM

Damn shame to see the barracks closing.

This image made the hairs on my neck stand up. Old guard saluting the young guard. Great picture IMO.

RobAMerc · 27-03-2012 02:28PM

An ex employee of the Mayfair told me it closed because the lad who leased it also owns the Parnell Grill. He probably ran the Mayfair into the ground before the lease ran out or he was thrown out for letting it get so bad. After 50 odd years in Clonmel the place may very well never recover.

tippspur · 28-03-2012 01:12AM

It's a disgrace the the barracks is closing down,shame on the Government.

Nollog · 03-04-2012 12:10AM

tippspur wrote: »

It's a disgrace the the barracks is closing down,shame on the Government.

We're just not winning as many wars as we used to, it's not economical anymore.

john 08 · 03-04-2012 12:14AM

callaway92 wrote: »

they are looking for employees..notice in shop. poppyfields

would you know where and when its opening

??

Mr Magners · 03-04-2012 06:29AM

john 08 wrote: »

would you know where and when its opening ??

Its going in to the unit previously occupied by Tubs n Tiles, beside the toy shop, i just Googled Maxi Zoo Clonmel and it just says "coming soon"

DT100 · 04-04-2012 05:02PM

RobAMerc wrote: »

An ex employee of the Mayfair told me it closed because the lad who leased it also owns the Parnell Grill. He probably ran the Mayfair into the ground before the lease ran out or he was thrown out for letting it get so bad. After 50 odd years in Clonmel the place may very well never recover.

It was open again for a litle while,but passing today it seem's closed again.I didnt know Cranes bar on the Bridge was closed,was told today,The 19th hole is closing.But Allen's/Gavins is opening up again,the guy who ran the pizza shop beside it,is taking over.Nothing but bad news:mad:

Royco · 05-04-2012 02:32AM

Mayfair closed again not good must be a serious problem there with owner shame one of the best stands in town. Allens opening again the polish are taken it over That wont last long, think that place is ruined since devanes bought it. Shame to see creans gone must have being oldest pub in clonmel alot more to follow id say Pubs are in serious trouble all over.

darragh o meara · 05-04-2012 07:28AM

Is Creans closed for good or just while the works bein done on the bridge? That part was inaccessible for a long time. Plus from the oldbridge side you still have to go into town and come from the other side to get there.

Which polish crowd is taking over allens? Is it the crowd that took over old morans?

As for the mayfair, some fella from Waterford had it recently apparently but it only opened for 2-3 weeks and closed again. Word on the street is €800 a week would lease it for ya.

Royco · 05-04-2012 11:20AM

darragh o meara wrote: »

Is Creans closed for good or just while the works bein done on the bridge? That part was inaccessible for a long time. Plus from the oldbridge side you still have to go into town and come from the other side to get there.

Which polish crowd is taking over allens? Is it the crowd that took over old morans?

As for the mayfair, some fella from Waterford had it recently apparently but it only opened for 2-3 weeks and closed again. Word on the street is €800 a week would lease it for ya.

Creans is closed for good, was speaking to Mary Crean she said the bridge closure had taken its toll on the business plus all the works have damaged the structure of the pub as well as the economic climate affectting business.
Allens is being run by another polish crowd different to Morans.

darragh o meara · 05-04-2012 04:06PM

Royco wrote: »

Creans is closed for good, was speaking to Mary Crean she said the bridge closure had taken its toll on the business plus all the works have damaged the structure of the pub as well as the economic climate affectting business.
Allens is being run by another polish crowd different to Morans.

I'd hope the creans will get some compensation for the loss of business. Nicest people you could meet.

charlemont · 05-04-2012 04:20PM

darragh o meara wrote: »

I'd hope the creans will get some compensation for the loss of business. Nicest people you could meet.

He had the best opening hours of any pub around.:D:cool:

cml387 · 06-04-2012 07:34PM

charlemont wrote: »

He had the best opening hours of any pub around.:D:cool:

Always good for a flagon of cider at 2am.
Some friends used to rent the redbrick house just down from it.

copy1 · 06-04-2012 09:03PM

yeah they are in there with over a month..must be waiting for a licence....they WILL be waiting from what i hear if that landlord who runned half the town has anything to do with it

Xenophile · 07-04-2012 10:18PM

As many of us in Clonmel know there was great opposition to the household charge from a very well organised local political group based in Clonmel.

What I would like to know, did this group provide any assistance to their supporters who for one reason or another wanted to register, waiver or no waiver or pay the charge for their own peace of mind.

Secondly why did Clonmel Borough Council and South Tipperary County Council allow posters urging people not to pay the charge display posters throughout the town. After all the revenue being generated is going to these very same local authorities.

Keep in mind that a business in Clonmel already paying heavy rates displayed a poster promoting their business would be subject to heavy fines if they attempted to promote their business in this manner.

Owen_S · 11-04-2012 01:11AM

Xenophile wrote: »

As many of us in Clonmel know there was great opposition to the household charge from a very well organised local political group based in Clonmel.

What I would like to know, did this group provide any assistance to their supporters who for one reason or another wanted to register, waiver or no waiver or pay the charge for their own peace of mind.

Secondly why did Clonmel Borough Council and South Tipperary County Council allow posters urging people not to pay the charge display posters throughout the town. After all the revenue being generated is going to these very same local authorities.

Keep in mind that a business in Clonmel already paying heavy rates displayed a poster promoting their business would be subject to heavy fines if they attempted to promote their business in this manner.

Aren't some members of the county council opposed to the charge?

copy1 · 12-04-2012 07:00PM

o m g i m so mad anybody in that pub with no name yet.....go on any please just start me off..........

berrypendel · 12-04-2012 07:05PM

Xenophile wrote: »

As many of us in Clonmel know there was great opposition to the household charge from a very well organised local political group based in Clonmel.

What I would like to know, did this group provide any assistance to their supporters who for one reason or another wanted to register, waiver or no waiver or pay the charge for their own peace of mind.

Secondly why did Clonmel Borough Council and South Tipperary County Council allow posters urging people not to pay the charge display posters throughout the town. After all the revenue being generated is going to these very same local authorities.

Keep in mind that a business in Clonmel already paying heavy rates displayed a poster promoting their business would be subject to heavy fines if they attempted to promote their business in this manner.

that is done by some

berrypendel · 12-04-2012 07:05PM

copy1 wrote: »

o m g i m so mad anybody in that pub with no name yet.....go on any please just start me off..........

what pub?

Royco · 12-04-2012 09:07PM

copy1 wrote: »

o m g i m so mad anybody in that pub with no name yet.....go on any please just start me off..........

Where are we talking about?

Royco · 12-04-2012 09:08PM

Does anyone know who owns the mayfair? friend of mine looking to go into business and would fancy a pop at that.

darragh o meara · 12-04-2012 09:47PM

Royco wrote: »

Does anyone know who owns the mayfair? friend of mine looking to go into business and would fancy a pop at that.

Call into the chap who owns the Parnell chipper he'll put you right.

copy1 · 12-04-2012 10:48PM

irishtown pub went in there at wkend some joke

Royco · 13-04-2012 12:00AM

copy1 wrote: »

irishtown pub went in there at wkend some joke

Oh your talking about devanes, myself and a few mates went in easter sun should be called pub with no beer, (instead of pub with no name) was told cant sell beer we've no licence by a polish girl behind counter said its food only place. some changes in that place from Allens, shame

copy1 · 13-04-2012 12:03AM

funny that i had pint but had to give back...rotten..as for food i had to pay in advance before i could see it...great day for me and my family for a treat NOT.

Royco · 13-04-2012 12:13AM

Any one confirm any truth to rumour theres a bar going into railway station, nice to be able get a pint waiting for a bus or train like in most towns as i'm a frequent traveller.

archtech · 13-04-2012 11:38PM

Royco wrote: »

Any one confirm any truth to rumour theres a bar going into railway station, nice to be able get a pint waiting for a bus or train like in most towns as i'm a frequent traveller.

I believe there is a bar of sorts going in there, in that the ONE (Organisation of National Ex-Servicemen) have acquired part of the building for a social club.

callaway92 · 14-04-2012 12:51AM

copy1 wrote: »

funny that i had pint but had to give back...rotten..as for food i had to pay in advance before i could see it...great day for me and my family for a treat NOT.

1998 comedy is BACK!!

nowayjosie · 14-04-2012 09:15PM

Royco wrote: »

Oh your talking about devanes, myself and a few mates went in easter sun should be called pub with no beer, (instead of pub with no name) was told cant sell beer we've no licence by a polish girl behind counter said its food only place. some changes in that place from Allens, shame

There's wicked changes in Clonmel not just that pub - but thats what happens when thousands of new people move to a small place like Clonmel - the whole place changes

DT100 · 15-04-2012 06:29PM

archtech wrote: »

I believe there is a bar of sorts going in there, in that the ONE (Organisation of National Ex-Servicemen) have acquired part of the building for a social club.

A mess, like the one that was in Kickham Barracks?

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