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yop · 2014-01-29 00:22:42

Folks new thread there for "Wanted" posts. We seem to have a lot of them in the last while and they are actually against the rules, but for a trial we have decided that we will make a sticky. So post your wanted and if you have a recommendation post it. The thread ISN'T for discussion. If I suspect you are advertising your…

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Folks new thread there for "Wanted" posts. We seem to have a lot of them in the last while and they are actually against the rules, but for a trial we have decided that we will make a sticky.

So post your wanted and if you have a recommendation post it. The thread ISN'T for discussion.
If I suspect you are advertising your own company or have links you will be banned.

So respect the thread and use it correctly.

The Mods

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#2 29-01-2014 11:18am

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I'm after older railway sleepers for my garden landscaping project. Whether its 2 or 20 that's fine. I'm just outside Ballina and will collect.

Thanks

TT

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#3 29-01-2014 11:21am

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TopTec wrote: »

I'm after older railway sleepers for my garden landscaping project. Whether its 2 or 20 that's fine. I'm just outside Ballina and will collect.

Thanks

TT

NO Banned.com.co.uk

Boards.ie cookie on its way to TT

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#4 29-01-2014 11:40am

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I'm looking for an old second hand cheap laptop.

Just need it to work, have a HDMI connection, USB, and can connect to wifi.

If anyone can help me out pm me.

Thanks.

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#5 07-02-2014 1:35pm

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TopTec wrote: »

I'm after older railway sleepers for my garden landscaping project. Whether its 2 or 20 that's fine. I'm just outside Ballina and will collect.

Thanks

TT

Sweeneys just outside castlebar on the Newport road.

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#6 13-02-2014 11:13am

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re sleepers, lough conn milling, on the road from crossmolina to lahardane about 1/2 way on the left hand side of the road,
thats if your looking to buy them, theyl be tricky to get second hand / free

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#7 13-02-2014 4:56pm

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Thanks. I don't mind paying a fair price, but I want used ones not new. I will check them out.

TT

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#8 28-02-2014 3:43pm

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I am looking for Leaving cert Ordinary level grinds in Irish and Maths in the Mayo area, The closer to Ballina the better.

If you offer grinds or know anyone who does it would be much appreciated if you could reply to this post with some info, or private message me.

Thanks.

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#9 28-02-2014 7:16pm

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Anyone use the dentist out in breaffy. I heard some good things about it. Anyone here use it?

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#10 04-03-2014 10:36pm

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I'm looking for Adult Dancing Lessons. Waltzing & jiving.

Looking to feel more comfortable taking to the dancefloor at weddings and occasions.

Any suggestions?

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#11 05-03-2014 8:17pm

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OriginV wrote: »

I am looking for Leaving cert Ordinary level grinds in Irish and Maths in the Mayo area, The closer to Ballina the better.

If you offer grinds or know anyone who does it would be much appreciated if you could reply to this post with some info, or private message me.

Thanks.

Themathstutor.com is based in Ballina. Not sure if he still does grinds one to one.

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#12 06-03-2014 11:09am

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Mayo Miss wrote: »

I'm looking for Adult Dancing Lessons. Waltzing & jiving.

Looking to feel more comfortable taking to the dancefloor at weddings and occasions.

Any suggestions?

I saw an advert in my local hairdressers for social dance lessons in the Mucky Duck (don't know if that is right), in Ballina. I will get details if you want.

TT

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#13 06-03-2014 12:34pm

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TopTec wrote: »

I saw an advert in my local hairdressers for social dance lessons in the Mucky Duck (don't know if that is right), in Ballina. I will get details if you want.

TT

That would be great. Thanks. Where in Ballina is the Mucky Duck? Had a google and couldn't find it.

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#14 07-03-2014 9:40am

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mucky duck ? no idea.. muddy burns ? maybe , out the sligo road ..

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#15 07-03-2014 12:35pm

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Well done Woody. Muddy Burns it is. Knew it started with an M.

Every Friday night, MayoMiss. Lessons start at 8pm, dancing at 9-11pm. No partner or experience required

All info from the advert in the hairdressers.

TT

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#16 07-03-2014 1:06pm

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TopTec wrote: »

Well done Woody. Muddy Burns it is. Knew it started with an M.

Every Friday night, MayoMiss. Lessons start at 8pm, dancing at 9-11pm. No partner or experience required

All info from the advert in the hairdressers.

TT

Thanks. I was wondering if it was there. And a Friday suits perfect.

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#17 13-03-2014 5:03pm

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#18 13-03-2014 8:56pm

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RHJ wrote: »

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Did lessons with Ray Harrington (A-Plus Motors), passed my test the first time, guy is quite good and sound.

http://www.goldenpages.ie/a-plus-driving-school-ray-harrington-castlebar/1/

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#19 14-03-2014 2:01pm

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Good afternoon young Robert, the link below has some useful info on this thread http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056271283 while i personally give the thumbs up to tony Leneghan. Happy driving

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#20 15-03-2014 1:39am

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Could anyone recommend a tyre place around Castlebar that does good 4 wheel alignment and tracking?

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#21 15-03-2014 10:49pm

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12 element wrote: »

Could anyone recommend a tyre place around Castlebar that does good 4 wheel alignment and tracking?

Place out the Dubin road, take the right for the garden centre. Dave Doyle, used him a few time for alignment and tracking.
Togher tires are there on the Breaffy road also.

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#22 18-03-2014 8:36pm

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I'm looking for someone who replaces broken glass in double glazed windows, Claremorris area.

Had a little mishap with losing my keys over the weekend

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#23 10-04-2014 10:38pm

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Looking for Maths grinds in the Ballina area.

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#24 04-06-2014 11:18pm

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Anyone know where if there is anywhere that would replace a battery for an Apple IPOD 6th gen classic in Mayo.

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#25 05-06-2014 8:09am

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relax carry on wrote: »

Anyone know where if there is anywhere that would replace a battery for an Apple IPOD 6th gen classic in Mayo.

http://www.iclinic.ie/mayo.htm

Not sure if they'll be able to do that exact job but they say they take on any job

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#26 05-06-2014 12:49pm

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anyone know a good stove installer in castlebar , i want to call around and see what options i have in regards to stoves installation?

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#27 05-06-2014 2:16pm

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relax carry on wrote: »

Anyone know where if there is anywhere that would replace a battery for an Apple IPOD 6th gen classic in Mayo.

You could try www.jaytech.ie dont know if he does batteries but he definitely does screen repairs etc. and doesn't charge a bomb for it.

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#28 11-06-2014 12:54pm

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Hi i'm looking for a 1984 Ford Capri bonnet if anybody has one.

Thanks in advance!! :eek::D

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#29 18-06-2014 12:29pm

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Does anyone know where the Polish Auto Garage is Castlebar, they are meant to do work for half the price of anyone else around.

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#30 02-07-2014 1:59pm

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Anyone recommend a tiler in Castlebar,
Maybe a Non-National Tiler ??

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#31 02-07-2014 2:02pm

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6541 wrote: »

Anyone recommend a tiler in Castlebar,
Maybe a Non-National Tiler ??

Why would you specify Non-National?

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#32 02-07-2014 2:05pm

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12 element wrote: »

Why would you specify Non-National?

Because they may not charge VAT and do the job at a third of an Irish person.

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#33 02-07-2014 2:07pm

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6541 wrote: »

Anyone recommend a tiler in Castlebar,
Maybe a Non-National Tiler ??

Tile n style in Westport well Tile in Castlebar area as well large portfolio of work done.

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#34 02-07-2014 7:53pm

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We had a very good Polish tiler, he lives in Castlebar, pm me and I will give you his number and you can call and see if he is still around.

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#35 24-07-2014 10:55pm

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Just wondering where you'd buy a Triax Compact Digital Link (F-Type)?

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#36 24-07-2014 11:32pm

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Broderick's or Sheridan's would have the antiference version. You're looking for what's often know as a 'magic eye'

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#37 25-07-2014 8:24am

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12 element wrote: »

Broderick's or Sheridan's would have the antiference version. You're looking for what's often know as a 'magic eye'

Ah ya, seligehgit trying to make it sound complicated for people
I think I have seen them in Argos and even Tesco at one stage!

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#38 29-07-2014 9:09am

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After a battery charger for a 24 volt Ryobi drill. Slide on version which is not made now. Anybody out there with a knackered drill who still has the charger?

Thanks

TT

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#39 26-08-2014 7:56pm

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Anyone got any personal recommendations for a childminder in the Ballina/knockmore area for a baby (around 9 months old)? We'd be looking to start some time around November.

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#40 29-08-2014 11:22am

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www.rollercoaster.ie might be better for this. Sorry, no help to you otherwise.

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#41 01-09-2014 10:15am

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Pat,
The heading says "Wanted or Required". Not for advertising.

Thanks

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#42 01-09-2014 10:20am

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6541 wrote: »

Anyone recommend a tiler in Castlebar,
Maybe a Non-National Tiler ??

Great tiler from Dublin (now based about 8 miles from Charlestown) did a kitchen and bathroom for me. Don't have his details immediately to hand but can dig them out if it helps?

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#43 03-09-2014 2:22pm

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anyone got a nyone who could

A) Offer advice on a stove install ?
Anyone doing digital camera lessons?

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#44 03-09-2014 2:40pm

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Any recommendations for a supplier of firewood? Ideally a trailer load of well-seasoned hardwood, in short (6-8") lengths for a small stove.

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#45 08-09-2014 2:07pm

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Alpha Dog 1 wrote: »

I'm looking for an old second hand cheap laptop.

Just need it to work, have a HDMI connection, USB, and can connect to wifi.

If anyone can help me out pm me.

Thanks.

One of the charity shops on Hopkins St in Castlebar does second hand laptops.

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#46 20-09-2014 8:55pm

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runawaybishop wrote: »

Anyone got any personal recommendations for a childminder in the Ballina/knockmore area for a baby (around 9 months old)? We'd be looking to start some time around November.

just wondering did you find a childminder yet?

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#47 21-09-2014 1:18pm

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#48 23-09-2014 8:19pm

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noneeponee wrote: »

just wondering did you find a childminder yet?

Yup, organised one just today

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#49 23-09-2014 10:56pm

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RHJ wrote: »

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Might be an idea of where in Mayo you are and where in Galway you are going to and roughly what times.

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#50 08-10-2014 10:06am

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#51 08-10-2014 10:29am

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No worries at all

So Castlebar town to Galway City or is it the GMIT or Ballybrit or somewhere?

There is a carpool website, not sure how good it is though!

Also what time you are leaving Galway at and from where

Sorry for been pedantic but nailing it down a bit better helps.
I go to Galway 2 or maybe 3 days per week but not from Castlebar town and only go as far as Ballybrit, but I see many of the same cars on the road each day I go.

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