delthedriver wrote: » Wow! Just back from the beach. Still T shirt and shorts weather. 22 degrees! Water still warm enough for swimming. Fantastic start to October.:)
Stressica wrote: » I second what the person above said about the water being warm, went 2 days ago, for a swim both evenings for around 20mins around 5:30ish, great
A former property developer and former co-owner of a Tralee hotel, “in debt to the tune of €9m” and before the courts on a hit-and-run allegation, has been refused free legal aid.
kn wrote: » http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/ex-property-developer-refused-free-legal-aid-245334.html
Howard Juneau wrote: » Yowzers!
delthedriver wrote: » Very interesting Monsieur Juneau!:)
kn wrote: » The other interesting aspect is that it appears it wants to hightail it to London for the bankruptcy tourism but I doubt that is going to stack up for him if he has to face charges in Ireland.
Stressica wrote: » Was fishing with the father back the rocks and there's a small shallow harbour just along and went for another swim at 7 o clock, no cold there at all, tide was flat calm, it was great going to try and make a habit of this
Stressica wrote: » Poor Da thought I'd completely lost it, going to try and continue and go as often as I can for as long as I can without getting hypothermia, seem such a silly thing to waste a perfectly good swimming pool while Im at it, im thinking of going back to Fenit to fish for a day next week, am I right in believing there's no bus from Tralee?? :O
michael999999 wrote: » No buses running. But there is a Jag doing a daily run who might take you in the boot if your lucky!
delthedriver wrote: » Unfortunately I am in Spain next week I believe there is a CIE bus which goes to Fenit on Fridays:)
Bactidiaryl wrote: » What type timber and what size?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » did anyone head back to Dingle for the Food & drink festival? I was hoping to, but no such luck.
Umekichi wrote: » I posted this in the Woodworking forum, but got no responses so I thought I would post here. I'm looking for logs for carving. Does anyone know where I can get them in Tralee?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » well done to the Austin Stacks on making it through to the county championship final!! They will play the Crokes on the 20th, so it will be some game!! go on the Rock
Howard Juneau wrote: » No shame in being the second best team in Kerry for the Rockies I suppose!
counterlock wrote: » Sure the Mitchels will always be the best team in Tralee
delthedriver wrote: » There are a number of Tralee Bay Swimming Club Members who swim in Fenit 365 days per year.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » yeah....course they are! :rolleyes:
Howard Juneau wrote: » You've got a foot in both camps, shush!
Kerrydude1981 wrote: » Will the final be on in Killarney this time? Or will it be in Tralee and we get to see the march of the Rockies again Cant see them beating the Crokes though If there was a championship for supporters then the Stacks would win,always bring a lot of colour and banter,makes a good atmosphere. Speaking of colour and good atmosphere,County Hurling final on next weekend,always a good day out.St Brendan's against Lixnaw