hanamandiol wrote: » Think you cannot hire chainsaws -health and safety rules put paid to that. You cannot even hire a ladder now-had to buy my own recently
hanamandiol wrote: » Think you cannot hire chainsaws -health and safety
Ciarrai76 wrote: » yeah, they re-opened just before Christmas. They have done a bit of work in there with the seating and made it look more like a diner. Seems to have got a bit busier in there again. I see the Whitehouse bar has closed once again!
delthedriver wrote: » Yes the chip shop certainly appeared quite busy. That is a pity about The Whitehouse. I heard Roundys are reopen inn this month
Ciarrai76 wrote: » yes, Roundy's reopened last night. The Fitzgibbon brothers are back running it. They are doing some craft beers too, which is great to see!
delthedriver wrote: » Interesting. Good businessmen. Hope they do well. Craft beers are becoming quite popular. I think one of the brothers was involved in radio production in Dublin. Newstalk.? Today FM ?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » Francis works for Newstalk, I think he is a producer. I don't think he's quit the job there though.
Kerrydude1981 wrote: » You selling the yacht?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » where in town can you rent a small chainsaw for a day or so? We have a couple of small trees that we need to get rid of & we could do it ourselves, but we don't have the equipment!
tfer wrote: » Why don't you buy yourself a bushman saw for the job. You say the trees are small and the exercise will do you good:)
kn wrote: » Anyone know what closed down Castle St yesterday afternoon? Was their a traffic accident?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » I was going down to the bank & there was a car just stopped outside Utensils, no hazards on, and I couldn't tell if there had been an accident. The guy who owned the car was talking to someone in Courthouse lane. I was coming back up the road 10 mins later & it was still in the same spot, still no hazards on & the guy still standing at side of the road. I ended up ringing the station to tell them & they asked me to give them the reg of the car. They said they thought there was some sort of accident but they weren't sure, so they were going to send someone down! I couldn't believe the car was just sitting there & no one seemed to be doing anything. He might have broken down, but he could at least have put his hazards on! I don't know how long it was before they were moved, it was lashing down at that stage so I legged it back to work!
Clab mor wrote: » Traffic accident between a foreign national and a member of the traveller community. Caused total chaos !!!! From what I could tell passing the foreign national wasn't budging until the guards arrived looked as though he had right of way on the main st. The travellers car was exiting court house lane!!! The weather was also horrific so I'd say that delayed any guard walking to the accident!!
LoganRice wrote: » Anyone got any recommendations for a restaurant that will be suitable for kids, a couple of teenagers, adults and elderly? We're all meeting up next in Tralee and need to find a good restaurant!
Sully34 wrote: » Get over yourself Walter, it was a joke untill you made a big thing of it. I actually know Cleary very well and unlike some folks on here he actually has a sense of humour
2013LEO wrote: » Ballygarry Hotel is just outside Tralee town, (coming from the Killarney/Castleisland side)
ongarboy wrote: » Well it looks like all you Burger King lovers will be able to munch on Whoppers from Valentines Day (next Friday)!! Interestingly, they kept 22 Rocky Mountain staff and hired 6 new staff. Is it me though, or does the name Tralee Food Court just sound boring? They could have called it something more original. (maybe Mountain View or Lee Valley Food Court).http://applegreen.ie/images/Release-Applegreen-Tralee-food-court.pdf
Ciarrai76 wrote: » how are Johnstons Mooney & O'Brien a local supplier?? Is the drive thru still going to be there for Burger King?
RevBlueJeans wrote: » Johnston Mooney & O'Brien Bakery Address: 11 Jamestown Road Finglas Dublin County Dublin Dublin 11 Landline: 01 844 3700 Fax: 01 844 3704 Website: www.jmob.ie
delthedriver wrote: » Yummys Cafe across the street from Bmobile are looking for a chef. Thanks Del, will post this up on Jobs forum for the boss Yummy off the Square looking to do evenings at the weekends - Would be interested in finding out what ye think is missing from the Restaurant scene in Tralee? What sort if food / dining experience etc ye would like to see??
