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I walked along the upstairs from one end to the other, exiting at Carraig Donn and Chopped and it was like walking through a corridor which had
a row of grey narrow doors on the left, (maybe a few on the right) and it felt like walking along a prison cell corridor, I don't get this at all.
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I walked along the upstairs from one end to the other, exiting at Carraig Donn and Chopped and it was like walking through a corridor which had
a row of grey narrow doors on the left, (maybe a few on the right) and it felt like walking along a prison cell corridor, I don't get this at all.
It is long and depressing, I hope they do something like in the Gorey Shopping Centre and line their toilet corridor with beautiful aerial photos. Really makes a difference.0 -
I walked along the upstairs from one end to the other, exiting at Carraig Donn and Chopped and it was like walking through a corridor which had
a row of grey narrow doors on the left, (maybe a few on the right) and it felt like walking along a prison cell corridor, I don't get this at all.
How can you exit at Carraig Donn? You must have been going through the air vents to get that far over from the food hall to Carraig Donn on the upper floor?
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Harry Palmr wrote: »The proliferation of cafe's/coffee shops in Waterford over the last few years is just unsustainable.
How many coffee shops can a town have or actually want?
There is a crazy amount in the town and city. And a cup of
the black stuff is pretty expensive all told. So instead of Ireland
having a load of pubs the new addiction is coffee. Sitting around
posing inside or outside.
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Flow Motion wrote: »How many coffee shops can a town have or actually want?
There is a crazy amount in the town and city. And a cup of
the black stuff is pretty expensive all told. So instead of Ireland
having a load of pubs the new addiction is coffee. Sitting around
posing inside or outside.
Loads of coffee shops but so be it.......definitely better that we are getting away from the pub Culture and the associated health and social issues/problems that arise0 -
Harry Palmr wrote: »The proliferation of cafe's/coffee shops in Waterford over the last few years is just unsustainable.
Waterford whispers covered this 3 years agoCoffee Shops To Outnumber People By 2025
February 24, 2015 - BREAKING NEWS, LIFESTYLE
WITH the number of coffee shops in the country currently just under two million, experts are now predicting that figure will double by 2025.
A recent study found there is one coffee shop opening up every 17 minutes in Ireland alone.
“There are more coffee shops now than pubs,” said head researcher of the research, Patrick Moore. “There needs to be some kind of regulation introduced before the whole country turns into one big hippie coffee commune.”
In Waterford city alone, there are over 400 coffee shops – that’s one every 30 feet.
“C’mere boi, the town is broke and yet there’s still people drinking three euro cups of coffee like there’s no tomarra!” said local businessman George White, with two sugars. “Sure, all it does is make ya **** and give you the heebie jeebies – anxiety in a cup is all it tis!”
The coffee industry is worth over 67 billion euros to the Irish economy, making it one of the most sought after start-ups in the country. However, economists have warned of a possible ‘Coffee Bubble’, that may burst if not dealt with appropriately.
Speaking to WWN earlier, economist David Harrington admitted that a coffee crunch may be on the cards: “To be honest, I really hope it does collapse for my sake. Since the economy started picking up again, no one wants to listen to my doom and gloom stories anymore. It has to stop. What goes up, must go down.”
“Before, a coffee shop was somewhere in Amsterdam you went for a spliff, now its the new altar for the church of assholes,” he concluded.
http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2015/02/24/coffee-shops-to-outnumber-people-by-2025/0 -
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