Xenophile wrote: » I notice that there is no bottle bank in Tesco, Clonmel. Tesco is a 24/7 store and no doubt sell the most alcohol in the town. A bottle bank is badly needed here as there is none on the link road which is 4km (approx) from the Cahir Rd. roundabout to the Waterford Rd. roundabout.
Clonmel1000 wrote: » 4km approx, I think you mean 4 miles approx. The Cahir Rd-Waterford Rd Roundabout is about 8km
Xenophile wrote: » Maybe you are right, I am out of town for a while, maybe someone can confirm.
Xenophile wrote: » While there are is an excellent hackney service in Clonmel which is operated by many fine individuals, I think it is time there was a taxi service in the town. Can you understand the apprehension of visitors to the town of not being able to avail a clearly signed "Taxi" ? Can anyone tell me of a similar sized town in Ireland where a taxi service does not exist?
questionmark? wrote: » Couple of issues with getting taxis in the town. First of all the town council never went ahead and developed a proper taxi rank probably due to the cost and space and secondly with the hackneys who act like taxis in Clonmel i.e queuing for business and allowing themselves to be open to business by just hailing them passing by why would anyone choose to get in a taxi with a sign on the roof when the hackneys cost a set five to six euro no matter where you go in town. Is there not? I thought there was some in the left hand corner as you headed out of the car park or is that just a clothes bank?
Xenophile wrote: » With all due respect the cost and space are nor issues, plenty of money around in the boom years. Space has been created in every other town so why not Clonmel. Clonmel has three fine wide streets in the centre of the town. Imagine a total stranger getting of a Bus or Train in Clonmel and wanting to go to Minella or Lisronagh it would be a lot more reassuring to see a cab with a Taxi sign on the roof. Just a clothes bank.
DT100 wrote: » .http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/car-dealer-to-pay-72k-over-unfair-dismissal-214246.html Showing their true colours!!!!!!!!
andrewdeerpark wrote: » George is to busy in Turkey at an ITAA conference to be home bothering with defending such trivial matters and its fallout!!
Maggie 2 wrote: » What's the Turkish equivalent to Shepherds Pie?
solerina wrote: » I could be wrong but I though there used to be a bottle bank in Clonmel Og ???
Maggie 2 wrote: » George did the business no favours with his pathetic snipe at Shepherds Pie. Those who regularly have no choice but to eat it, wouldn't darken his door again!
Xenophile wrote: » With all due respect the cost and space are nor issues, plenty of money around in the boom years. Space has been created in every other town so why not Clonmel. Clonmel has three fine wide streets in the centre of the town. Imagine a total stranger getting of a Bus or Train in Clonmel and wanting to go to Minella or Lisronagh it would be a lot more reassuring to see a cab with a Taxi sign on the roof.
snipey wrote: » . Will George pay?
darragh o meara wrote: » He can trade in his english reg Jag to pay some of what he owe's her. Jaysus if he was lucky enough not to have it seized by customs first. I can't understand how he hasn't had the car taken off him sooner, any normal person would have come under scrutiny by now.. In fact they prob would have had the car seized within a month of it appearing around the place, Georgey Boy is driving that Jag with nearly a year now.....
alexmcred wrote: » He can drive it on trade plates as long as it's in relation to his garage business
