counterlock wrote: » Delighted the weather broke today, the humidity was cat and at least it'll keep the dust down. Just thought I'd change the subject :pac:
Ciarrai76 wrote: » the tourist kiosk is looking for volunteers to help out if anyone has any free time on their hands
Ciarrai76 wrote: » the hayfever it brings with it is a pain in the a*s! lol My lawn needed some rain, had put down some aftercut seeder & there was no rain for a full week after it! Hope the rain isn't here for long though, was getting used to the lovely weather!
Sully34 wrote: » Ha ha thanks alot Pal. You aint going to make a lot of friends on here with that post
delthedriver wrote: » The weather was great for the last week. Copious amounts of wine consumed on my patio over the last few days. Bit of a shock to the system when the rain arrived today . I am heading to Portugal tomorrow!:D
kn wrote: » Looks as if the mystery around the sudden closure of Lee Records has been revealed. They were hit with a tax bill of €52k in Q1 that was published in the tax defaulters list today. They were not paying their VAT - €27k owed plus €25k in added penalties and interest.http://www.revenue.ie/en/press/defaulters/defaulters-list2-march2013.pdf PS I see the hoarding around the new unit on Abbey Street is down - 1320m2. A big space. They have some advertising hoardings in the window so the Dealz tenancy has indeed clearly gone south.
counterlock wrote: » Last I heard, the Dealz thing was still going ahead, they were taking 3 quarters of it and they are looking for a couple of small tenants for the rest.
The Banger Moran wrote: » Probably not but if you can't have a bit of craic on a discussion forum sure whats the point in being involved at all. People need to lighten up a bit sometimes I think. Also sometimes regional thread seem to get very clickish. It's fine for someone with many posts to say something negative about the town but when someone new says it it is not acceptable. This is not exact opening new members with open arms in the community spirit that Boards.ie is meant to be all about. Hence why it took until now for me to come out of my shell. All down to Sully:D
Sully34 wrote: » I remember when the Snooker Hall first opened in Pembroke St and doing most of my growing up in there. It had 18 tables and some nights you couldnt get a game in there. At 15 years of age I got the chance to play Ken Doherty and Jimmy White and some other local great snooker players. It was the place to be and kept me out of trouble (most of the time) A mate of mine went down for a game of snooker last week and the place is a wreck. Only a hand full of tables left,holes in the walls from people punching snooker cues through them. One table had a big bag of rubbish tipped all over it while another one was occupied by a bunch of 15/16 year olds who were constantly passing around joints of weed. Anybody for a game???
Sully34 wrote: » Who knows we may have even played a few frames for the lights. I was partial to a few Benson & Hedges meself
Sully34 wrote: » Well you would always get the same four in the John Charles Hoare Cup Semi Final every year. Was a great place and 'Larry's' wasnt a bad place either if you could get a table
