Clonmel Thread

Store reopening tomorrow. But yes you’re not wrong. Seems to be some financial misdemeanours being investigated.

That's correct JSYK opening Thursday 13th at 9am!

Sorry, just to be clear. I was suggesting a Civil case, about who does or doesn't owe what. Nothing criminal.

Anyway glad to see they're trading again.

Boil water notice for Glenary area users is over from Fri 7th Oct. drink away now (for the moment anyway).Info on problem was terrible alright.But we are told is sorted now.

Nope, never heard that. hard to see how that is the case, the place is one of the busiest takeaways in town

Anyone see the recent p*ss poor attempt at graffiti on the wall of the business park at Cahir Road roundabout?

I think the council would be wasting our money to clean it up, it's likely to be despoiled again immediately. They should instead commission a proper graffiti artist to paint a "Clonmel" sign on the wall. It may prevent further graffiti and would make a colourful statement for visitors arriving in to the town. Maybe engage some of the street artists that did some of the buildings in Waterford recently?

There'll be a Preservation Order put on it. It's an example of an Indigenous Ethnic style of art.

Heard the artist was Reillsy....

False flag attack maybe? I mean, who would sh*t on their own doorstep like that.

Oh, wait...

certain sections of clonmel society are far too tolerable of these scrotes. Certain individuals begging on the street need to be moved on a zero tolerance approach to drug dealing and abuse as mentioned.

Shocking Recliner but not a bit surprised. Recently took a bus to the railway station and again the place full of junkies shouting and acting with menace around the place. Somebody told me there’s a food bank held up there. It really is a bad look for any visitors to the town encounterinrg this immediately.

It's shocking alright. The Guards are as frustrated with it as anyone. They keep arresting the usual suspects and the judges keep sending them back onto the streets. The legal industry make more money keeping these scroates on the street committing crimes than if they a put them in jail. It's at least €10k to €15k in legal fees between both sides every time one of these scroates get a conviction. So they have a financial interest in keeping them on the street. More crime = more legal fees.

It's simply not enough. About 10 minutes ago today there was one female guard questioning one of these people on O'Connell st. Some of the other scrotes who were around her casually strolled up the street and made themselves scarce by going into AIB. Once she was finished, out they come again.

I believe the Super got it hot and heavy at a public meeting out in Moyle Rovers this week as well, following a spate of crimes in that area involving ethic families.

I really do believe the policing in the town centre has been inadequate. I'm also aware there are a myriad of reasons for this.It needs to be greatly stepped up.

Sadly thats always the case. A few do gooders looking to out virtue signal each other by sympathising with the poor scroates. None of them live anywhere near the scroates or have a business in the town center. A few are also in it for the money. One that comes to mind led a campaign looking for justice for her brother who died squatting in one derelict premises. Apparently she had little or no interest in him when he was alive but once he was dead and the possibility of compo from the property owners was mentioned then she became a grieving sister.

I see that work is starting on the new Screwfix store