Tralee thread

Sully34 · 28-01-2017 11:38pm

About a year ago we had to go to the guards because of tools went missing from a van in the Square and they had it all in the barracks..so have no idea why they can't catch these culprits that would be a lot better off in a skateboarding Park

Sully34 · 28-01-2017 11:39pm

The_Mac wrote: »

Don't worry building a skatepark will solve all these problems lol

It's probably this ignorance of a bigger situation that has places like the Square in this state.

And who the **** says Lol

Chancer3001 · 29-01-2017 12:42pm

Your sarcasm detector is broken

Kerrydude1981 · 29-01-2017 1:12pm

Why not just move all the scumbags to an unfinished housing estate like the did in TV series The Wire,

Call it Scumbagdam

Only one rule,they have to stay there and they can do what they want

The_Mac · 29-01-2017 3:14pm

Sully34 wrote: »

It's probably this ignorance of a bigger situation that has places like the Square in this state.

And who the **** says Lol

Thought you might be able to catch the sarcasm from it.

Sully34 · 29-01-2017 3:50pm

The_Mac wrote: »

Thought you might be able to catch the sarcasm from it.

I get the whole sarcasm..well done!! It was more of a dig if your completly honest which is far from helpful

Sully34 · 29-01-2017 3:52pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Why not just move all the scumbags to an unfinished housing estate like the did in TV series The Wire,

Call it Scumbagdam

Only one rule,they have to stay there and they can do what they want

There are a lot of estates like this in town as it is

Thomas Pink · 06-02-2017 6:26am

Tralee , on a brighter note !
I recently visited Tralee and was amazed at the scenery there. My visit was in early January when the weather was unseasonably bright, mild and sunny. What a stunning place. Fenit was perhaps my favourite , with wonderful walks, stunning views of the of the ocean with the beautiful Dingle Peninsula as a backdrop , and of course not forgetting the magnificent lighthouse. This all forms part of the Wild Atlantic Way.It was also birthplace of St. Brendan the Navigator. I would encourage people from home or abroad to pay this wonderful place a visit.

kn · 09-02-2017 10:59am

Looks interesting.

http://traleetoday.ie/eamonn-fitz-bernard-casey-withnail-actor-among-guests-tralee-chatshow-night/

Ciarrai76 · 09-02-2017 12:04pm

kn wrote: »

Looks interesting.

http://traleetoday.ie/eamonn-fitz-bernard-casey-withnail-actor-among-guests-tralee-chatshow-night/

Heard about that. Who is organising it? Sounds like it's going to be a regular thing?

kerryked · 09-02-2017 12:47pm

kn wrote: »

Looks interesting.

http://traleetoday.ie/eamonn-fitz-bernard-casey-withnail-actor-among-guests-tralee-chatshow-night/

Does look interesting.

Hope they get a recording, or even stream it on facebook live, would be well worth a watch for this line up.

Any idea who's going to present it?

ongarboy · 10-02-2017 11:06am

MAXX screen with new seating and revamped shop/foyer opening today at Omniplex Tralee according to Traleetoday.ie

Kerrydude1981 · 10-02-2017 6:01pm

With Five Weeks To Go, Tralee Is Booked Out For Dubs Game

WHATEVER about the Kerry v Mayo clash on Saturday, it seems a Dublin invasion is on the cards for St Patrick’s weekend.

With over five weeks to go to the match, there isn’t a hotel bed to be had in town on Saturday, March 18 and you’ll be hard pressed to find a B&B vacancy.

A search on booking.com for all accommodation in town reveals there is no bed in Tralee on the night of the match and all the hotels’ own websites booking services confirms this.

The combination of St Patrick’s festivities, the Tralee Marathon and the match is going to make for a massive weekend for the town, providing a great economic boost for pubs and restaurants.
There is reportedly massive interest in the game among Dublin supporters – who are also snapping up beds in Killarney – so expect a sellout and a ticket scramble for what should be the best atmosphere ever at a game in Tralee.

Meanwhile, the Mayo team won’t bring as many supporters, but Austin Stack Park is ready to welcome a huge crowd for Saturday night football to Tralee.

The match has a 7pm throw-in time but stiles will open at 5pm. Admission is €15 (usual concession for Students and OAPs applies, under 16s go free) and entry to the Stand will be on a first come first served basis.

Tickets have to be pre-purchased either in advance or from the ticket vans positioned outside the ground. They can also be purchased in advance (20% off the adult admission price up to 12 midnight on Friday night) at all the usual outlets including participating Supervalu and Centra Stores throughout the Country including all Garveys Supervalu Stores, at GAA.ie and at the Kerry GAA Store in the Outlet Centre Killarney and the Pavilion in Austin Stack Park Tralee. Tickets may be purchased on-line right up to match time.

Kerry County Council have offered Free Parking in the Car Park adjacent to The Rose Hotel, Dan Spring Road, which is walking distance of the venue. Patrons travelling to Austin Stack Park Tralee for the event are advised to arrive early as a large crowd is expected.

http://traleetoday.ie/five-weeks-go-tralee-booked-dubs-game/

kev_Makaveli · 10-02-2017 6:32pm

Any suggestions for someone in Tralee for adjusting a satellite dish. Don't want to ask on Tralee do you know for obvious reasons Huns :-).

Guy I normally use Richard Kelter isn't available. He mentioned something about hm television services or something like that. Anyone know of them as Google provided nothing . TIA Huns....

Kerrydude1981 · 10-02-2017 7:32pm

kev_Makaveli wrote: »

Any suggestions for someone in Tralee for adjusting a satellite dish. Don't want to ask on Tralee do you know for obvious reasons Huns :-).

Guy I normally use Richard Kelter isn't available. He mentioned something about hm television services or something like that. Anyone know of them as Google provided nothing . TIA Huns....

Lad in the Tralee Outlook Anthony Nolan

http://traleeoutlook.com/images/pdfs/TO09022017.pdf

Pirates Ale · 10-02-2017 10:22pm

kev_Makaveli wrote: »

Any suggestions for someone in Tralee for adjusting a satellite dish. Don't want to ask on Tralee do you know for obvious reasons Huns :-).

Guy I normally use Richard Kelter isn't available. He mentioned something about hm television services or something like that. Anyone know of them as Google provided nothing . TIA Huns....

He might have meant HLM
https://www.goldenpages.ie/hlm-television-tralee/

The_Mac · 11-02-2017 4:17pm

kev_Makaveli wrote: »

Any suggestions for someone in Tralee for adjusting a satellite dish. Don't want to ask on Tralee do you know for obvious reasons Huns :-).

Guy I normally use Richard Kelter isn't available. He mentioned something about hm television services or something like that. Anyone know of them as Google provided nothing . TIA Huns....

Ah yes, Tralee Do You Know. The place where if you ask for someone for a job a load of people come out of the woodwork to tell you their dodgy relative is the best in town.

That and 100 comments on the daily "looking for a beautician" post filled with recent graduates.

ongarboy · 11-02-2017 4:22pm

The_Mac wrote: »

Ah yes, Tralee Do You Know. The place where if you ask for someone for a job a load of people come out of the woodwork to tell you their dodgy relative is the best in town.

That and 100 comments on the daily "looking for a beautician" post filled with recent graduates.

Or the best yet " I'm a 22 year old beautician and drive a red car, how much would my car insurance be?, ta Huns xx"

Ciarrai76 · 11-02-2017 9:32pm

There's looked to be a great crowd around for the match tonight. Traffic was manic between that and mass!

Kerrydude1981 · 11-02-2017 10:32pm

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

There's looked to be a great crowd around for the match tonight. Traffic was manic between that and mass!

Did they open the car park near The Rose Hotel for the match?

Ciarrai76 · 11-02-2017 10:47pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Did they open the car park near The Rose Hotel for the match?

Not sure as I didn't pass that way, but I think they were intending to.

The_Mac · 12-02-2017 2:14pm

Ciarrai76 wrote: »

There's looked to be a great crowd around for the match tonight. Traffic was manic between that and mass!

Was in the Sportsfield last night, for about an hour after the match you couldn't move in there, great atmosphere.

Kerrydude1981 · 13-02-2017 12:54pm

The_Mac wrote: »

Was in the Sportsfield last night, for about an hour after the match you couldn't move in there, great atmosphere.

Heard town was hopping Saturday night,hopefully now the powers that be dont get put off by the crowd that is coming for the Dubs game and move it to Killarney

BPKS · 13-02-2017 2:43pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Heard town was hopping Saturday night,hopefully now the powers that be dont get put off by the crowd that is coming for the Dubs game and move it to Killarney

They cant. Its live on TV and theres no floodlights in Killarney.

Kerrydude1981 · 13-02-2017 2:55pm

BPKS wrote: »

They cant. Its live on TV and theres no floodlights in Killarney.

They moved it a few years ago from Tralee to Killarney went from a Saturday evening game to a Sunday afternoon game

kn · 13-02-2017 9:02pm

BPKS wrote: »

They cant. Its live on TV and theres no floodlights in Killarney.

Rumour going around town today is that this is exactly what might happen as apparently the ground was near full for the Mayo game.

Kerrydude1981 · 13-02-2017 9:59pm

Tickets are flying out the door apparently

http://traleetoday.ie/tickets-selling-quickly-kerry-v-dublin-game/

Kerrydude1981 · 14-02-2017 4:07pm

Contract signed for €1.7 million Tralee Town Centre works

A contract has been signed for the €1.7 million Tralee Town Centre improvement works.

Kildare based contractor John Craddock Ltd has been appointed to carry out the developments, which are expected to be completed by November.

These works will see Denny Street converted to a two-way traffic system, and a shared space created on the Mall.

The Tralee Town Centre improvement works are part of the Active Travel Town initiative and are funded by the Department of Transport and Kerry County Council.

John Craddock Ltd, a Kildare based contractor, has signed the contract worth €1.7 million; his company previously completed the improvements to the Town Square.

He said the aim of his staff will be to complete the works to the highest standard, and to work with the town centre businesses to keep Tralee open for business.

The works will start in the coming days, are expected to finish in November.

The main changes will be the conversion of Denny Street to two-way traffic, and the introduction of a more pedestrian-friendly shared space on the Mall from the Carraig Donn entrance into the Square as far as the junction of the Mall and Denny Street.

http://www.radiokerry.ie/contract-signed-e1-7-million-tralee-town-centre-works/

BPKS · 14-02-2017 6:07pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

They moved it a few years ago from Tralee to Killarney went from a Saturday evening game to a Sunday afternoon game

When, what game? Only reason I remember a game being changed to Killarney was cos of the pitch is ASP.

It's live on Eir sport. They don't have rights to Sunday games so it CANT be changed to Sunday.

Ciarrai76 · 14-02-2017 6:40pm

Kerrydude1981 wrote: »

Contract signed for €1.7 million Tralee Town Centre works

A contract has been signed for the €1.7 million Tralee Town Centre improvement works.

Kildare based contractor John Craddock Ltd has been appointed to carry out the developments, which are expected to be completed by November.

These works will see Denny Street converted to a two-way traffic system, and a shared space created on the Mall.

The Tralee Town Centre improvement works are part of the Active Travel Town initiative and are funded by the Department of Transport and Kerry County Council.

John Craddock Ltd, a Kildare based contractor, has signed the contract worth €1.7 million; his company previously completed the improvements to the Town Square.

He said the aim of his staff will be to complete the works to the highest standard, and to work with the town centre businesses to keep Tralee open for business.

The works will start in the coming days, are expected to finish in November.

The main changes will be the conversion of Denny Street to two-way traffic, and the introduction of a more pedestrian-friendly shared space on the Mall from the Carraig Donn entrance into the Square as far as the junction of the Mall and Denny Street.

http://www.radiokerry.ie/contract-signed-e1-7-million-tralee-town-centre-works/

Until November! Wow seems like a long time!

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