kaji wrote: » Are dogs without leads allowed down in the National Park?
RevBlueJeans wrote: » NP&WL service staff erected signs asking for dogs to be kept on leads at several entrances to the National Park last week. Dogs have been worrying deer and other livestock in the national park in recent times.
RickyBobby1 wrote: » Hey guys , Sorry in advance Im sure these questions have being asked plenty of times before!We just would love to hear some recommendations first hand. We are getting married next week (it's a secret)!We are getting married in the church,just the two of us then a few photographs after. We will then be heading down to Killarney 2days,3 nights. This will be our first holiday in 2years as we were saving for the big wedding but then changed our mind a few weeks ago and we have a little fella! We are looking for a really nice fancy restaurant for the Friday night as this will be our wedding night!The other nights then would like a nice takeaway for chips,burgers etc,Italian,Chinese,thai food we love also. We have a car so don't mind traveling a bit to go somewhere nice for the wedding night. Also any other tips for nice breakfast,lunches bars(nothing too mental as she doesn't drink ). Sorry for the rant,thanks in advance
kerry4sam wrote: » Many Congratulations Have you read about the Hotel Europe right here perhaps for the Friday night? Fine-dining and Stunning Views & Surroundings! Genting Thai can organise take-out for you also for another night - One of my Favourite Places to Dine in Killarney is in Genting Thai. & That was NOT a rant btw! It was lovely to read
Boom__Boom wrote: » Congrats. In addition to Kerry4Sam's good advice maybe investigate Gabys in town - as its another option in terms of a really nice fancy restaurant. It's a seafood restaurant and it really is a top of the line restaurant. In terms of somewhere a little different in terms of bars - maybe the The Lane in the Ross hotel. It's a bit more fancy than a standard pub. Wholesome Fayre is a funky kind of stylish cafe which does both breakfasts/ lunches/brunch (does dinner as well) There is a deli and speciality food shop attached. Just some more options to add to the mix.
chalkie 501 wrote: » Oh god.....rally weekend:(:(:(:(:( time to buy in supplies and barricade myself in til all the idiots leave:(
xxyyzz wrote: » 2 cars were broken into in the upper torc carpark at the start of the old kenmare road this evening. Don't leave your car unattended up there.
Oliverdog wrote: » We were up there last week and saw the broken toughened glass still on the ground in two bays. This is a very off-putting sight for tourists (and others) setting off for a walk from this lovely spot - the warning sign as you leave the top end of the car park, though well intended, is enough to give you the creeps. A simple CCTV camera recording number plates somewhere on the mile long road to the car park might help. (I know - money again! I'll take a dustpan and brush next time we go - if one of you could do so in the meantime, that would be even better. Can't really avoid leaving your car unattended - just don't put anything at all in it.
kerry4sam wrote: » Take a deep breath in and breathe slowly back out & Repeat! & Repeat! Seriously dislike this week-end every damn year! Maybe we might get surprised this year; maybe 2013 is the year of less annoying idiots entering Killarney and not actually following the official Rally I live in Hope so I do!
chalkie 501 wrote: » And it begins:( couple of fools in their "cars" drove up and down my road at ridiculous speed earlier today....its a country road with a few dangerous bends...... anyone know where a fella could get a few of those "stingers" that the guards use?:p
CianDon wrote: » Hi there. Im staying in Killarney tonight and need to park the car overnigh. With the rally on and all the stuff going on around it where would be the safest place to park up for the night??
Stinicker wrote: » Had some muppet in a Glanza try overtake me this evening out the Cork road, sad git had the hoodie up and all, I heard a load of revving and as he was trying to get it up to speed, I've seen pushbikes with more power than it. Petrol went up 5c - 10c/litre in Killarney too I noticed as they cash in on the boyracers and their tincan heaps of scrap.
Murphj7 wrote: » Ah stop acting like grannies. Its one weekend
kerry4sam wrote: » The Rally itself is a Fantastic boost for Killarney! Delighted to have the Rally of the Lakes, as an event, in itself. It's the trouble that follows en suite. It is the people who arrive in to the town with no respect for anyone but themselves that creates the backlash. That is not the fault of the Rally organisers as they have no say who follows and acts like complete d***heads in and around the town. I heard an advert from' the RSA this week, in conjunction with Rally Ireland, on RadioKerry. They are doing their part. I would hope no granny would have to take to the roads around Killarney this week-end with some of the troublesome and completely wreckless individuals that arrived on our door-steps. They have no real clue who is driving in-front of them with they are messing on our roads; no real clue of where that person is going to or what stress they are under. They don't seem to care either. The Rally finishes early in the evening, but the antics thereafter is the reason for a backlash against this week-end, imo
kerry4sam wrote: » The Rally itself is a Fantastic boost for Killarney! Delighted to have the Rally of the Lakes, as an event, in itself. It's the trouble that follows en suite. It is the people who arrive in to the town with no respect for anyone but themselves that creates the backlash. That is not the fault of the Rally organisers as they have no say who follows and acts like complete d***heads in and around the town. I heard an advert from the RSA this week, in conjunction with Rally Ireland, on RadioKerry. They are doing their part.
stop animal cruelty wrote: » Can someone tell me how many minutes walk to is from the town centre to the quality hotel? 15min? 30min?
