klose wrote: » I see clonmel has made the front page of the daily mail today. Some eejit collecting the census forms left em for all to see in the back of their car.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Not much on the outside of the forms though..
darragh o meara wrote: » Seen this on SiobHan Ambrose Facebook page earlier. Could be good news for Market Place, but did they have to leave it so long to do it.. Market Place Clonmel - Good news you may remember that at last months meeting (April) of Clonmel Borough Municipal Council I had a notice of motion down requesting that the Council look for an emergency meeting with the Valuation Office to discuss the high valuations in Market Place(ref my previous facebook post). The good news is that at tonights meeting the Manager told us that the Valuation Office has now been in contact with the Council officials to inform them that they have visited Market Place in recent days and will be back in touch with the Council re their decision on the Valuation of this area. I hope that this most recent Valuation will be a more realistic valuation which will make Market Place more attractive for potential shop owners and breathe new life into this area.
masterboy123 wrote: » I am looking for Car Insurance broker. Any recommendations in Clonmel?
All in all wrote: » I always find O'Sullivans there or thereabouts for quotes.
masterboy123 wrote: » Went there today but no luck. Getting 1400e for car insurance. 2 years NCB and full licence. No penalty point.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Did you try any online...fill in your details and you will get the quote..The likes of 123.ie
F34 wrote: » Try bank of Ireland and munster insurance group in ennis they seem to be giving normal enough quotes.
touts wrote: » Not to belittle the hurt felt by employees of Roche in Clare but I thought it was interesting that an announcement that one pharmaceutical company will close by 2019, unless someone will buy it between now and then, was headline news and 130 jobs being liquidated in Clonmel more or less immediately was treated as little more than a side note. Perfect example of how Clonmel and South Tipp in general is widely ignored by the great and good in Dublin.
tommiet wrote: » some positive news for the townhttps://www.facebook.com/clonmel.stories/posts/603400933166477
jlm29 wrote: » Is there any hall in Clonmel town that could be hired for a kids birthday party on a Saturday? One that would be big enough for a bouncy castle?