I am looking for ( x ) in Galway city&county

popepaisley1 · 15-05-2014 4:28pm

anyone know anyone who offers this service? i have a few hundred items that i need ironed. can't be bothered myself

biko · 15-05-2014 4:37pm

www.pressed4time.ie

bonzodog2 · 15-05-2014 8:09pm

annettew1 wrote: »

Hi Im looking for a good painter in Galway looking for one who is reasonable and does neat work

PM sent

soadtool · 15-05-2014 9:51pm

Hey guys, was wondering if anyone came across bottles of "crystal" hot sauce? Has a blue/ white label and made in Louisiana. Or even a good suggestion for vinegar based hot sauce?

biko · 15-05-2014 11:37pm

I love Frank's Redhot sauce (red top, not yellow).
It has vinegar but not sure how much.

You could ask in Food or Cooking forums for suggestions.

dastardly00 · 16-05-2014 10:08am

+1 for Frank's Red Hot Sauce. You can get it in Dunnes, Tesco etc.

pleasant Co. · 16-05-2014 11:42am

soadtool wrote: »

Hey guys, was wondering if anyone came across bottles of "crystal" hot sauce? Has a blue/ white label and made in Louisiana. Or even a good suggestion for vinegar based hot sauce?

Either in the Asia Manilla shop on abbygate street, or the indian food shop down from aldi westside.

ceatharloch · 16-05-2014 10:38pm

In case anyone is going to Glenamaddy tomorrow morning!
Am looking for "loan of" a bog standard generation (red top)
tin whistle. Does anyone have a spare one they could bring/lend tomorrow?
[Its for my son - who is competing in tin whistle, but left his
whistle at school & we don't have a spare one......]

Please reply on the forum, or text to 086-<nope>, thanks.

Michael

King Mallie · 16-05-2014 10:43pm

Hi Michael,

There is a music shop in glenamaddy they might be able to help you

whoops_jimmy · 18-05-2014 12:10am

1) Best Off-licence for local beers
2) Best Butcher for cuts of cheek and shoulder

Col200sx · 18-05-2014 12:17am

I'm looking for some Galway Utd home jerseys, as in the last few recent years, for some family abroad.

Anybody know where to find them?

gozunda · 18-05-2014 1:42am

Col200sx wrote: »

I'm looking for some Galway Utd home jerseys, as in the last few recent years, for some family abroad.

Anybody know where to find them?

Direct from the source itself

http://galwayfc.ie/index.php/merchandise/

civis_liberalis · 18-05-2014 2:52am

gozunda wrote: »

Direct from the source itself

http://galwayfc.ie/index.php/merchandise

Col200sx wrote: »

I'm looking for some Galway Utd home jerseys, as in the last few recent years, for some family abroad.

Anybody know where to find them?

Different clubs.

Col200sx · 18-05-2014 11:05am

gozunda wrote: »

Direct from the source itself

http://galwayfc.ie/index.php/merchandise/

Thanks, but as said looking for original Galway Utd jerseys, not Galway FC ones.

D Trent · 18-05-2014 12:31pm

Col200sx wrote: »

Thanks, but as said looking for original Galway Utd jerseys, not Galway FC ones.

Try places like Elverys in the retail park.
And I saw some in the cash factory when I was in there last, tuam road beside Trappers Inn

aw · 18-05-2014 11:25pm

Col200sx wrote: »

I'm looking for some Galway Utd home jerseys, as in the last few recent years, for some family abroad.

Anybody know where to find them?

Try getting in touch with the Galway United Supporters Trust.
They have been supporting the team for years and I'm sure could point you in th right direction.

Here is their site: http://galwayunitedfc.net/

SlipperyPeople · 21-05-2014 7:38pm

Anyone know if it's possible to get something like a sticky cinnamon swirl in any Galway bakeries? Asked in a few for some cinnamony baked goods and had none

D Trent · 21-05-2014 11:51pm

hungoverbunny wrote: »

Anyone know if it's possible to get something like a sticky cinnamon swirl in any Galway bakeries? Asked in a few for some cinnamony baked goods and had none

Well maybe you could say which bakeries you've tried?

Have you tried THE galway bakery i.e. Griffin's on shop street just down frm Anthony Ryan's clothes shop

SlipperyPeople · 21-05-2014 11:55pm

D Trent wrote: »

Well maybe you could say which bakeries you've tried?

Have you tried THE galway bakery i.e. Griffin's on shop street just down frm Anthony Ryan's clothes shop

Ok well, I've tried in Griffins, Petit delish, hehirs westside, O connors and goyas

D Trent · 21-05-2014 11:59pm

hungoverbunny wrote: »

Ok well, I've tried in Griffins, Petit delish, hehirs westside, O connors and goyas

Maybe sweetie pies on middle street or gourmet tart opposite the fire station.
Or maybe even mccambridges I'm not sure

ben.schlomo · 22-05-2014 1:03am

D Trent wrote: »

Maybe sweetie pies on middle street or gourmet tart opposite the fire station.
Or maybe even mccambridges I'm not sure

No to all three, Sweetie Pies only do 'cupcakes', GTC dont do them and McCambridges stuff is from Petit Delice. Dont know of anywhere doing them, id say your best bet would be some of the convenience stores with Cuisine de France stuff.

metroburgers · 23-05-2014 1:09pm

Need to fix inside pane, can it be replaced myself? Does it have to be replaced as a whole? How much? Any tips welcome!

Eeden · 23-05-2014 1:19pm

hungoverbunny wrote: »

Anyone know if it's possible to get something like a sticky cinnamon swirl in any Galway bakeries? Asked in a few for some cinnamony baked goods and had none

sorry, best I can do:

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2014/may/22/how-to-bake-perfect-cinnamon-buns

Tokyo · 23-05-2014 1:22pm

Has to be replaced as a whole - the gap between both panes is held in partial vacuum, or filled with an inert gas - either way it's not anymore.

metroburgers · 23-05-2014 1:39pm

mike_ie wrote: »

Has to be replaced as a whole - the gap between both panes is held in partial vacuum, or filled with an inert gas - either way it's not anymore.

Know a man/place?

bonzodog2 · 23-05-2014 1:48pm

metroburgers wrote: »

Know a man/place?

If you're happy to fit it yourself, there's Greaney Glass out past Carnmore Cross could make up a unit for you

Tokyo · 23-05-2014 1:48pm

metroburgers wrote: »

Know a man/place?

I'm outside of the city so I used to get my glass at Greaney Glass in Carnmore and fit it myself... It's not a big job on a door like that as everything pulls apart and clips back in, but don't know of any glass fitters offhand, sorry

[edit]

^^^^ beaten to the post

metroburgers · 23-05-2014 11:29pm

Sound thanks for advice, what details do i need to give to Greaney Glass to get right pane? Any tips on fitting it?

bonzodog2 wrote: »

If you're happy to fit it yourself, there's Greaney Glass out past Carnmore Cross could make up a unit for you

mike_ie wrote: »

I'm outside of the city so I used to get my glass at Greaney Glass in Carnmore and fit it myself... It's not a big job on a door like that as everything pulls apart and clips back in, but don't know of any glass fitters offhand, sorry

[edit]

^^^^ beaten to the post

Tokyo · 24-05-2014 3:42pm

You'll need to give them the measurements for the glass and whether it's double or triple glazed. PVC window like that, the trim pulls off around the glass on the inside, you swop out the pane and put the trim back in. I'm on a lousy internet connection so can't check, but I'd imagine if you typed "fitting glass pvc window" into youtube, there'll be a bunch of instructional videos on how to do it. Watch a few, see if it's something you think you can do yourself first.

hats199 · 24-05-2014 9:01pm

Hi, I'm looking for a good cobbler in Galway to put suede soles on a pair of shoes, any recommendations welcome, thanks.

I am looking for ( x ) in Galway city&county

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