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Tralee Thread (No chit-chat)

Tomthepost

This is a call to all boards members with Tralee connections to get a bit of a community spirit going like the good people of Listowel and Ballybunion who both have fantastic threads going.
Lets get a Tralee one up and running!!!
I have noticed alot of people start threads looking for information on Tralee. Perhaps this thread can be a central forum to help assist them with their queries.
Im now based in Dublin but like to keep up to date with what is happening perhaps people based in Tralee can assist me and others based away through this thread.
Your support in getting this up and running would be greatly appreciated.

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440Hz

monkeysnapper wrote: »

Yes indeed , I also saw him in there buying a sharpening stone, I asked him was he down on holiday, he " NO ' Im here on business " he proceeded to put on dark glasses and got into his Chevy and drove away

Hahaha! Must be true so

What colour Chevy, out of interest? I wonder did he buy any of those electronic fly/wasp zapper things they have in there, they're brilliant things altogether.

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It was BLACK , and all I noticed was there was a feller in the passenger seat , and like you said he was carrying a fly thingy.!! I have to say they did look aggressive , that Gordon was a bit rude to be honest, when he told me he was here on business he knocked me out of way with his shoulder as he left Benners .

He did tell me tho before all that shenanigans he was very happy with the progress of the new by pass , that he saw pictures on Kerry thread !!

traleespud

The Banger Moran wrote: »

Was that really necessary in fairness. Talk about welcoming new member

Totally, everyone should be familiar with ground rules!!! Was just pointing out one if em!!

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440Hz

Sully34 wrote: »

Stay on topic guys!

Small Benners is on topic in a Tralee thread. Key-cutting and stone-sharpening, all to be found there.

Seriously though, it really is a great little shop - no?

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traleespud

Sully34 wrote: »

Maybe you should take a leaf from your own book

I would have thought pointing out a rule or FAQ to a newbie was being helpfull AND constructive especially since I'm so up to date on this thread.... Or so you say.

Ciarrai76

Sully34 wrote: »

Already a massive difference to the front of O' mahoneys bookshop,I still see the Castle Off-License still has no signage over the door. Council should be putting pressure on the shops in Town now with the Festival coming up to tidy up,a lick of paint goes a long way

the off licence has a huge sign over the door?? always has

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Ciarrai76 wrote: »

the off licence has a huge sign over the door?? always has

Ya I thought that too!!! Was doubting myself for a min.

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Ciarrai76

Sully34 wrote: »

Never spotted that,mostly be looking over the shop front plus I tend to speed up coming through that side of Town

its not hard to miss!

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Lelantos

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

its not hard to miss!

I always see the "éis ceadúnais" sign when I go by, nice to see a bit of the auld gaelige at times

Ciarrai76

Sully34 wrote: »

Well to be fair I did miss it 3 times today passing through Town. A bit of raised lettering on the blank space above the display window would really give it a nice finish.

Roger Harty's Opticians is next door, they are great at eye tests!

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Lelantos

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

Roger Harty's Opticians is next door, they are great at eye tests!

Oooohh

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Sully34 wrote: »

Never spotted that,mostly be looking over the shop front plus I tend to speed up coming through that side of Town

careful with the speeding through town, wouldn't want you getting a speeding ticket!

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Southern Dandy wrote: »

Speaking of "records", Lee's looks like it has been closed with the better part of a decade with state of the outside.

it was looking a bit rough before it closed too!

I had a look at cd's in Tesco's last weekend, their selection is tiny now, or is there a bigger section as well? if not then it was cra*p!

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Sully34 wrote: »

Well if you were honest it wasnt trying to be helpfull but we leave it there eh

Sully man get a grip stop reading into things like the whole world is your enemy!!! It's off topic not interesting and boring to other posters. You know where my PM button is if ya wanna trash it out.

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Lelantos wrote: »

Oooohh

Man your quick

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Ciarrai76 wrote: »

Roger Harty's Opticians is next door, they are great at eye tests!

If they can't see Roger Harty's , Specsavers are also in Castle Street Indeed they have a two for one offer at the moment:)

Lelantos

Southern Dandy wrote: »

Hmmmm, I honestly can not think of one in tralee, their all outside the front with a handfull of chairs not quite sure that classes as one, and you honestly can not call the blaskets outside facility a "beer garden". Maybe Hennesseys before it gets jammers.

O'riada I suppose is the only other one I can think that is decent, has a punch bag thing which keeps most of us fellas and some ladies happy for all of about 10minutes.

I wonder can you stick a pic of somebodys face to that bag? Would keep some occupied for a lot more than 10 minutes!