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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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carchaeologist

Lol, football is like a foreign language to me. Not a clue!

Ciarrai76

carchaeologist wrote: »

Lol, football is like a foreign language to me. Not a clue!

I switch off if someone starts talking soccer to me, I hate anything to do with the premiership but will just about watch Ireland play!

But I love GAA football, its in the blood and I played it for Stacks ladies as a young teen

Not so into the hurling though!

delthedriver

Real men play with the oval ball !:D

Ciarrai76

delthedriver wrote: »

Real men play with the oval ball !:D

don't get me started on rugby, I can't honestly get my head around it...stop start stop start...just frustrates me to watch! Give me GAA anyday! go on the rock

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

I'm 100% Stacks, its in the blood....literally can't wait to put the flags up in work lol:D

It would be less messier just to break the windows yourself!

counterlock

delthedriver wrote: »

Real men play with the oval ball !:D

Another abomination left behind by the Celtic tiger

Howard Juneau

kn wrote: »

It would be less messier just to break the windows yourself!

I was actually going to say it's a cunning plan of hers to get the place firebombed & collect a hefty insurance payout!

delthedriver

counterlock wrote: »

Another abomination left behind by the Celtic tiger

It was around long before the Celtic Tiger:P

By the way are Stacks and The Rock the same team? Forgive me I am a blow in:o

Howard Juneau

delthedriver wrote: »

It was around long before the Celtic Tiger:P

By the way are Stacks and The Rock the same team? Forgive me I am a blow in:o

Indeed they are, shower of barstewards the lot of em! :P

Ciarrai76

kn wrote: »

It would be less messier just to break the windows yourself!

nah, done it before, they got over it! Anyway, Austin Stack himself played for the Mitchell's before setting up the Rock club! there's a bit of history for you

Ciarrai76

delthedriver wrote: »

It was around long before the Celtic Tiger:P

By the way are Stacks and The Rock the same team? Forgive me I am a blow in:o

The Rock, the Stacks, the Rockies, the Black & Amber!

Southern Dandy

I think football is going the path of soccer in the sense that if someone gets a knock its a case of dive to the ground rolling in apparent agony until the ref makes a decision and you get a blast of the magic spray, all of a sudden your right as rain again.

Now am not saying it always happens but it seems to be getting more common, and fair play to people that can take a hit and not dive.

Dr. Kenneth Noisewater

The final is set for Killarney afaik.

counterlock

It's no wonder the naries made it to the semi final when their u16 bus stops in Connolly park and Marian park.

The mitchels are like a green and gold phoenix, biding their time to rise again

delthedriver

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

The Rock, the Stacks, the Rockies, the Black & Amber!

I guess if they win against Crokes you will be hosting a party at work? Perhaps Lelantos could be tracked down and make a guest appearance?

Ciarrai76

delthedriver wrote: »

I guess if they win against Crokes you will be hosting a party at work? Perhaps Lelantos could be tracked down and make a guest appearance?

no, I will be taking a week off LOL

Kerrydude1981

The March of the rockies

Ciarrai76

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

The March of the rockies

brilliant!!!

Kerrydude1981

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

brilliant!!!

Did you take part in that Ciarrai?

Ciarrai76

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Did you take part in that Ciarrai?

no funnily enough! My family were all there! Although I did go to that match! I think it was the semi-final against the Crokes....which we...lost

siblers

Up Listry!

delthedriver

siblers wrote: »

Up Listry!

sudaltsov

Anyone can recommend good kids camp for the October mid-term break, in Tralee? Full day, from 9 to 5.30...

Kerry Gooner

counterlock wrote: »

Sure the Mitchels will always be the best team in Tralee

Thought that they are after moving out of town

Kerry Gooner wrote: »

Thought that they are after moving out of town

Sore point. I do think the Mitchell's moving is more to do with the physical environment or ability to expand in Champers. I think its sympthomatic of the GAA becoming a more 'middle class' pursuit and moving away from its 'working class' roots that's taking place all over Ireland. The 'Mitchells' are now effectively a Manor rather than a Boherbee team. For anyone from Boherbee to follow, train or participate in the Mitchell's now you need a car, full stop.

delthedriver

Can anyone recommend a chimney sweep please?

Thanks,

Del:)

Ciarrai76

delthedriver wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a chimney sweep please?

Thanks,

Del:)

I have the name and number of a guy at home, I'll PM you with it later.

Howard Juneau

kn wrote: »

Sore point. I do think the Mitchell's moving is more to do with the physical environment or ability to expand in Champers. I think its sympthomatic of the GAA becoming a more 'middle class' pursuit and moving away from its 'working class' roots that's taking place all over Ireland. The 'Mitchells' are now effectively a Manor rather than a Boherbee team. For anyone from Boherbee to follow, train or participate in the Mitchell's now you need a car, full stop.

The Boherbee street itself had a huge tradition of supplying a conveyer belt of great underage & senior players to the Mitchel's team over the years.
Unfortunately, the youngest male living in Boherbee these times is approx 23 years old.
I'm sure this pattern is repeated in other traditional Mitchel strongholds & is a major factor in the clubs relocation

delthedriver

kn wrote: »

Sore point. I do think the Mitchell's moving is more to do with the physical environment or ability to expand in Champers. I think its sympthomatic of the GAA becoming a more 'middle class' pursuit and moving away from its 'working class' roots that's taking place all over Ireland. The 'Mitchells' are now effectively a Manor rather than a Boherbee team. For anyone from Boherbee to follow, train or participate in the Mitchell's now you need a car, full stop.

I guess it is a hangover from the Celtic Tiger. In the same way during the boom there was a resurgence in the Gael Scoil. Ken & Karen , who between them had not a word of Irish , sent their children Fiachra and Sneachta to the local Irish speaking school.

;)KN is probably correct GAA has now become a pursuit of the middle class, particularly for those of whom would never figure out the oval ball!:P

carchaeologist

delthedriver wrote: »

I guess it is a hangover from the Celtic Tiger. In the same way during the boom there was a resurgence in the Gael Scoil. Ken & Karen , who between them had not a word of Irish , sent their children Fiachra and Sneachta to the local Irish speaking school.

Your pretty spot on there Delboy, I always thought the Geal scoil was a status thing aswell.
Can't say much bout GAA though! Havent a clue!