Old abandonded building near the Sugar Loaf

Judgement Day

silvermountain wrote: »

i own calary filling station now and my dad owned it in the 80s we are currently restoring it to its original form and we hope to be serving cofee tea and scones very soon i look forward to your support and hope to be able to grow into something very special
:)

Start a Facebook page ASAP - it's where the coffee drinking set hang out - and good luck!

Antrim_Man

silvermountain wrote: »

i own calary filling station now and my dad owned it in the 80s we are currently restoring it to its original form and we hope to be serving cofee tea and scones very soon i look forward to your support and hope to be able to grow into something very special
:)

How about progress photos??

Bluefoam

silvermountain wrote: »

i own calary filling station now and my dad owned it in the 80s we are currently restoring it to its original form and we hope to be serving cofee tea and scones very soon i look forward to your support and hope to be able to grow into something very special
:)

Best of luck with it.

pixbyjohn

silvermountain wrote: »

i own calary filling station now and my dad owned it in the 80s we are currently restoring it to its original form and we hope to be serving cofee tea and scones very soon i look forward to your support and hope to be able to grow into something very special
:)

I hope you make a Fortune out of it
Good luck

chughes

silvermountain wrote: »

i own calary filling station now and my dad owned it in the 80s we are currently restoring it to its original form and we hope to be serving cofee tea and scones very soon i look forward to your support and hope to be able to grow into something very special
:)

I really hopes this works out for you. I live in North County Dublin and occasionally take myself down to the Sugarloaf for a climb. It will be nice to have some refreshments after the climb. All the best with it.

Rinker

silvermountain wrote: »

i own calary filling station now and my dad owned it in the 80s we are currently restoring it to its original form and we hope to be serving cofee tea and scones very soon i look forward to your support and hope to be able to grow into something very special
:)

Best of luck with your venture. It'll make a great stop off for hillwalkers and cyclists.

tonyon

Delighted to hear that and the best of luck with the enterprise. We, wife and I, will stop for a coffee when it opens.

Judgement Day

Just got notification of this today.


Car Boot Sale

At: Old Calary Filling Station, beside The Sugar Loaf Mountain

On: Saturday 4th August, 2012

Time: 10 am till 3 pm

Alun

There was one there last Saturday too (noticed it as I drove by). Is it a regular event then?

Judgement Day

Alun wrote: »

There was one there last Saturday too (noticed it as I drove by). Is it a regular event then?

Must be I think as I was also given these dates:

August 18th

September 1st, 15th and 29th

October 13th and 27th

I think the October dates may be a little ambitious as it could a miserable spot up there at that time of year.

As we're not allowed post phone numbers - here's a link for further information: http://collectireland.wordpress.com/car-boot-sales/

vickers209

just seen this on fbook



After Closing

Judgement Day

Judgement Day wrote: »

Must be I think as I was also given these dates:

August 18th

September 1st, 15th and 29th

October 13th and 27th

I think the October dates may be a little ambitious as it could a miserable spot up there at that time of year.

As we're not allowed post phone numbers - here's a link for further information: http://collectireland.wordpress.com/car-boot-sales/

Just heard from the organisers that the sale tomorrow is cancelled - no reason.

Judgement Day

The car boot sales at Calary continue every Sunday, and last night I noticed the building appears in the opening scenes of the post-apocalyptic movie "One Hundred Mornings". No such thing as bad publicity.