bobdcow wrote: » We bring bags of rubbish to Dillons on a few occasions, it used to be 4euro a bag now it's gone up to 4.50. The cardboard and paper is free to dispose of there. Their recycling bags have gone up 50cent to 2.50.
Henwin wrote: » But is it true tat we no longer have the capacity to dispose of our own rubbish so the waste collectors have to export it to Europe so that has increased their costs by a lot so they had to pass this on to customers
Adiboo wrote: » Where is the recycling centre? The KerryCoCo website doesn't seem to have an address for it.
Toxica wrote: » Which bus is it that stops at Manor West?
Pink Fairy wrote: » Depends on what you need really. There is an outdoor play area in the town park, but out of the question these days weatherwise. You have bowling buddies and Playdium over in the manor area, with the latter being more suited to younger children. If you need to eat Yummy cafe in the town centre are child friendly
Pink Fairy wrote: » The Kerry people's bus does, not sure if anything else goes there
Zefff wrote: » Does the Kerry people's bus stop near Ashe street?
Zefff wrote: » Thanks very much. We found Yummy by mistake the first time we came to Tralee and it probably even influenced our decision to move here haha. Google says it would take 35 minutes to walk to Playdium. I haven't seen a bus here yet. Are there buses in Tralee?
Ciarrai76 wrote: » There is a Tralee Town bus, which does go up as far as Manor shopping centre, which is very close to the Playdium. I don't know what their hours are or if they run on Sundays. It stops outside Heaton's in the Mall and also in the carpark outside Tesco's in the town centre. Not sure of what the other stops are. They don't seem to have a Facebook page or website, which would be handy! Welcome to Tralee by the way! Have you taken the family to the Aqua Dome? There's also a lovely cafe in Ballyseedy garden centre, which has an little indoor play area for very small kids and an outdoor one too.
Zefff wrote: » Thanks again! Pretty haply about our move already. We're from the east coast of Canada, so geographically speaking, we are closer to "home" now than we would be if we were on the other side of Canada. Cape Breton (where we're from) is the only Gaeltacht in North America, so there's been a sort of sense of belonging even since before I first came here. It's pretty evident that the people here and at home are cut from the same cloth. We plan on going to the aqua dome for sure yeah. We don't have wheels just yet though, so I don't know if we'd be able to make it to Ballyseedy until a bit later on. We'll see if all this CV dropping will result in a job for me, then we can think about cars!
Ciarrai76 wrote: » I've a lot of family spread out around Canada! I've been there twice, love it there! I was mainly only in the Onatario area though. Best of luck with the job search. What sort of work are you looking for?
kev_Makaveli wrote: » Anyone having speed issues with kerry broadband. Getting ping of 300ms and a download speed of 0.02mbs
kev_Makaveli wrote: » No idea so. Plugged out everything for 10 mins and still getting insane speeds.
Kerrydude1981 wrote: The wind might have affected your Broadband dish,could have being thrown off line a bit
kev_Makaveli wrote: » I was thinking that alright. I'll give them a ring tomorrow and see. That is if they answer 😯
RevBlueJeans wrote: » Is this a male / female thing? When I bought my last car a few years ago some of the dealers offered to come out to me!
Ciarrai76 wrote: » I was with my husband, and no one came out to us. We were walking around outside for a good few minutes, no one came near us. Then we went inside and even after a few minutes in there, we had to ask them could we speak to someone!
