touts wrote: » Anyone know when they will be recruiting and what roles they are looking for?
F34 wrote: » Went out the other day to check our water meter that was installed when our house was built in 06 to discover that the meter was gone and a cap put in its place has this happened anyone else or am I loosing my mind?
Deleted User wrote: » Is this good news for Fethard or bad news for Clonmel? http://tippfm.com/news/news_detail/new_lease_of_life_for_fethard_with_major_jobs_announcement
Meathlass wrote: » It's definitely not worse than other places I go out in! They just seem to be very strict here. I suppose if it's working fair enough but it just means people are all thrown out on to the streets when they're still enjoying the night.
Meathlass wrote: » On a slightly related note does anyone know why O'Keeffes closes so early?.
DT100 wrote: » If it is coming from the Guards,There must be more trouble in Clonmel,than the other towns you go out in....I am not surprised really...I came through there recently at club closing time...and I wouldn't like to walk down the town..well the night I was passing anyway.It may not be that way every weekend night.
Meathlass wrote: » Maybe with the Posthouse closed it will open up for more applicants. On a slightly related note does anyone know why O'Keeffes closes so early? I know it's coming from the Guards but why are they so strict in Clonmel. I remember when it used to close at 2.30am with the bar closed at 2am. Now it's on the dot of 2am - last Saturday night the dj actually stopped mid song! I been out in many rural towns and while the bar might close at 2am, the music usually continues for another hour. I generally don't go out until 10pm or 10.30pm and most nights wouldn't make it into O'Keeffes until close to 1am. It's not worth going in any more for an hour.
Deminiman wrote: » Apparently they did apply for a late licence for bakers, but coachman and Morans objected on grounds that they have facilities just as good to offer but can't get a late licence themselves. As rumours go...
callaway92 wrote: » Sorry ya, I forgot to mention that about no late license. Was disappointed it finished up and was emptied by 01:30, but I 100% agree on that.
Meathlass wrote: » I think if Bakers had a late licence alot of 'older' people would stay there instead of going to O'Keeffes.
callaway92 wrote: » Just on the O' Keeffes discussion, we went to Bakers last night instead and I couldn't believe how packed it was. Very enjoyable
Clonmel1000 wrote: » Why don't you pay to park? Is this Clonmel or every town you go to? A bit of positive spin if that's what you want to call it makes a change from the usual bas news we are bombarded with every day. I merely used Waterford as an example.
Clonmel1000 wrote: » Nobody likes paying pay parking but its a fact of life in every town. Like I said its as good or as bad as any town in Ireland in 2014. Been to any of our cities lately? Waterford and Limerick are in a far worse state than Clonmel all things being equal.
Clonmel1000 wrote: » Clonmel town centre is no better or worse than any other town centre of its size in the country, Its an awful pity that the shops that went into the Showgrounds like Argos, M&S, BBs, TK Maxx etc etc couldent have been accommodated somewhere in the town centre.
Deleted User wrote: » They are NOT talking up the town. They are talking up all the retail and business parks OUTSIDE the town. The town centre is still struggling. Nothing but discount stores, hair and beauty places, clothes altering services. Not much to encourage you to pay to park and browse.
btb wrote: » I think the originators of the story have a vested interest in talking up the town, but its obvious to all people without blinkers that the town is dying at a rapid rate. One only has to look at all the empty commercial premises around. Perhaps the charge to vacant commercial properties which came into effect on 1/10/14 will do something about the oversupply that is there. Just my opinion.......
marvin80 wrote: » Interesting article:
marvin80 wrote: » Interesting article:http://www.independent.ie/business/commercial-property/growth-comes-to-clonmel-as-investors-back-the-town-30629955.html
willmunny1990 wrote: » Just after reading a status on all things Clonmel on Facebook about a dog being attacked on the heywood road near Chrissies. Apparently it was very serious and the dog nearly died, a young fella also had to jump onto a wall to get away from him too in a separate incident and from reading the comments the dog is still around. Says guards have been notified but sher you're pissing against the wind there.
zurbfoundation wrote: » Off license at the showgrounds is closed. They were loading all stock into a truck. Met one of the lads at the door who worked there he was told Thursday it was closing.
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