The official opening and closing businesses thread

[Crusty Ring]

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Miseries

 

[MrFrisp]

But whaadaboot da wokin peerps????

Ahhh shur, the working peerps are only there to pay for all the welfare.

They wouldn't have it otherwise.

 

[jimmym]

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I saw one girl comment re the wilton..whenever I got the carvery there i always had to ask them to put it in the microwave, Why go back so often then?

 

[MrFrisp]

I saw one girl comment re the wilton..whenever I got the carvery there i always had to ask them to put it in the microwave, Why go back so often then?

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

A new pizza restaurant has opened on Princes Street, named Epomeo.

I passed today, it looked very nice. There were a couple sitting at a table by the window having pizza and sharing a bottle of red.

That's four pizza places on Princes Street now if you include Rossini. Best of luck to them.

Princes Street looks like it is thriving again as a food destination. Quinlans, Epomeo, Oak Fire Pizza, Bronx Pizza, Nosh 19, Mantra Indian, Clancys, Rossini. You could throw Pearl River in there too I suppose.

The best business on that street will always be Joyce's though. The best shop in Cork IMO.

 

[PussyinBoots]

Greenway Midleton gone bang

 

[jimmym]

Greenway Midleton gone bang

They said it is a temporary closure

 

[PussyinBoots]

They said it is a temporary closure

The cafe I mean. Greenway Cafe. Completely the other side of town from the Greenway

 

[rebel bike]

A new pizza restaurant has opened on Princes Street, named Epomeo.

I passed today, it looked very nice. There were a couple sitting at a table by the window having pizza and sharing a bottle of red.

That's four pizza places on Princes Street now if you include Rossini. Best of luck to them.

Princes Street looks like it is thriving again as a food destination. Quinlans, Epomeo, Oak Fire Pizza, Bronx Pizza, Nosh 19, Mantra Indian, Clancys, Rossini. You could throw Pearl River in there too I suppose.

The best business on that street will always be Joyce's though. The best shop in Cork IMO.

Is Princess Street a propper street again, where people can shop and go about there business without the risk of a plate of over priced food landing on their head?

 

[MerchantOfEnnis]

Is Princess Street a propper street again, where people can shop and go about there business without the risk of a plate of over priced food landing on their head?

No, it is not. It's been ruined by those umbrellas and all the tables.

The legacy of Claire Nash hangs large.