Limerick Businesses Opening

Poxyshamrock · 14-01-2011 1:50am

New cafe called "Caffe Waffe" open on Lower Mallow Street.

Serves Waffles.

Cherrycoke · 14-01-2011 12:11pm

foinse wrote: »

Why does Limerick need so many kebab shops?

I guess we're a hungry bunch?!

Looks better than a boarded up unit though, so the more the merrier as far as I'm concerned.

Berty · 14-01-2011 12:19pm

Cherrycoke wrote: »

I guess we're a hungry bunch?! Looks better than a boarded up unit though, so the more the merrier as far as I'm concerned.

Hmmmm Casa Nova. Kebab and Garlic Cheese Bread. Nyom Nyom Nyom

vkid · 14-01-2011 12:44pm

Poxyshamrock wrote: »

New cafe called "Caffe Waffe" open on Lower Mallow Street.

Serves Waffles.

mmmmm likes the sound of that..

As for Kebabs the turkas place by the market is lovely imo.
I've become a kebab addict so all good in my book.

Have tried the dingy looking place on Ellen street, wasnt great,.

Any others worth a shot?

Berty · 14-01-2011 12:47pm

vkid wrote: »

Have tried the dingy looking place on Ellen street, wasnt great,.

That didn't put you off.

RonMexico · 14-01-2011 1:39pm

Kennedy O'Briens wasn't sold. Just leased.

gavney1 · 14-01-2011 4:27pm

Denim Bar. New Mens clothing store, on william st beside Guineys

20% off anything if you print off flyer from the facebook page or say the secret password

vkid · 14-01-2011 4:44pm

Berty wrote: »

That didn't put you off.

yeah it did but a few people said it was good. Shoulda known better

CiaranMT · 26-01-2011 11:11pm

Just to bump the thread in case any people know of other places opening around, and to let people know that Supervalu in Corbally is undergoing a revamp this week.

phog · 01-02-2011 11:16pm

Passed the service station out the dock road on Saturday and the place seems to be getting ready to re-open.

Cloud89 · 02-02-2011 1:44am

phog wrote: »

Passed the service station out the dock road on Saturday and the place seems to be getting ready to re-open.

That is Costello Fuels that was down behind the old O 'Rourkes( Coca Cola shop), It is just moving up the road to get the passing trade. The entry into the place seemed awkward enough with the traffic light. Nice to see it finnaly cleaned up. Do not believe think two fuel places will last together side by side.

Berty · 02-02-2011 8:39am

Cloud89 wrote: »

That is Costello Fuels that was down behind the old O 'Rourkes( Coca Cola shop), It is just moving up the road to get the passing trade. The entry into the place seemed awkward enough with the traffic light. Nice to see it finnaly cleaned up. Do not believe think two fuel places will last together side by side.

So much so that they put up a sign(council) saying you must go to the roundabout and come back to enter. As we know, though, people do not read or take heed of signs and would have turned anyway.

Red Silurian · 09-02-2011 7:49pm

Café Kaos at the milkmarket open thursdays-sundays till 6pm... Not sure what time they open at but they serve coffee from badger and dodo http://www.badgeranddodo.ie/

Itsdacraic · 09-02-2011 9:04pm

I was in Trinty Rooms yesterday at lunch time and they seem to have relaunched as a sandwich bar. You pay per ingredient, e.g. ciabatta bread €1, meat €1, fillings 25c, looks v good value.

bullets · 10-02-2011 9:18am

Not sure if it will create any more jobs or anything but its "Striker" that appears to be expanding and getting the back of the old Banta/Global Turnkey building ready to use.

~B

thesimpsons · 10-02-2011 1:50pm

there was something about Stryker in the Leader few weeks ago - they are moving things around in their main plant for a 35m investment. I don't remember them saying anything about more jobs though at least it'll mean some money being spend in the local environment.

Jofspring · 10-02-2011 2:40pm

thesimpsons wrote: »

there was something about Stryker in the Leader few weeks ago - they are moving things around in their main plant for a 35m investment. I don't remember them saying anything about more jobs though at least it'll mean some money being spend in the local environment.

Ya 30m+ more to be invested in Stryker if i remember correctly. The funny thing about that article is the local politicans and papers constantly complain about Limerick getting a bad name but on the day that article (which looked like a very positive thing for Limerick) was in the leader it was a small snippet at the side of the front page but the big article taking up nearly the whole front page was about two gangland members being killed in a crash during a case from the gardai.

Also a new tattoo shop has just opened on Davis Street. Devils Ink (Old Peter Pan Shop)