bobdcow wrote: » It's a little tucked away and you'll only see it as your leaving town, but I think it brightens up that lane way.
Wang King wrote: » I like the comment on the page too by Leechfodder
Ciarrai76 wrote: » on what page?
Wang King wrote: » It was at the bottom of the Individual page, on their comments section
Ciarrai76 wrote: » can't see the comment you mean by 'Leechfodder'?....
hanamandiol wrote: » Ciarrai 76 - go to post above by quackster- click on link supplied -see comments
counterlock wrote: » Great to see tom mcellistrim elected mayor of tralee, the chain of office will really match his brass neck
Ciarrai76 wrote: » The Abbey's newest addition to the business is opening tomorrow...'House - Coffee, Eating & public house'https://www.facebook.com/012345House
Wang King wrote: » Some serious changes to be made re the Killarney festival at the weekend, change of venue being sought to bring the crowd down from 36,000 to 5,000
beertons wrote: » That's some drop in numbers. Holy moley.
kimbaines wrote: » Well surprise surprise Killarney has made a bit of a balls up with their latest festival. I heard a rumour that tickets were not selling but i thought thats all it was. I would guess that Killarney will lose its shirt on this festival considering the commitments made to expensive bands etc. I know on this thread people are always comparing Tralee to Killarney with Tralee coming out worst. But i really think that Tralee has upped its game in the last few years, The Feile na mBlath Festival being a great example last weekend, no great hype but just a simple effective festival in a great location with something for all ages. In the future we will see the Rose of Tralee extended to a full week with all 72 Roses represented with their families and friends and yet people are giving out about that - Unbelievable! I know Killarney is better at Tourism than Tralee but they have to be its 90% of their business, but Tralee is doing alright, its certainly improving especially since Tralee Chamber Alliance came on the scene. Its about time people started getting behind their town, started being positive about things and started supporting initiatives.
CB19Kevo wrote: » Not to start a argument here but when you say Killarney messed up,what do you mean by that.This festival did not originate there and was up until this year in Westport. The people who will lose there shirt are the festival promoters. We all want to see tourism do well in this country and particularly the southern region and i agree Tralee is improving a lot in the last number of years.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » I have heard a good few complaints about No.4 on the Square regarding them refusing anyone in with a tracksuit...during the DAY! I have since read a few complaints on their facebook page with the same issue! Fair enough not allowing tracksuits at night, but you can't refuse people entry for lunch or whatever during the day because they are wearing tracksuits! They also won't allow a hoody to be worn, as someone else told me they were refused in for wearing a hoody! They must be doing well to be able to refuse customers at this early stage!
Wang King wrote: » Lads which one is Ciarrai?
kn wrote: » Manor West retail park has been sold to a US investment company for €59million! Annual rent roll is €4million. Tesco and Debenhams must be paying big rents!!
Sanchez83 wrote: » I have eaten there this week and had a hoody zip up top on.Ok I was wearing jeans,black shoes and a casual shirt. While eating I saw a lad in a track suit go up the stairs also.... Nice atmosphere in there.The Decor is very unique.The food was decent. My only complaint would be the location of the restaurant on the middle floor with a bar on the bottom floor and top floor.All the way through dinner there were groups of loud girls passing through the restaurant to go to the top bar.For this reason I would not eat there again in the evening time as it's not suited to a proper restaurant experience.Lunch yes though.
