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General discussion / Fatima Mansions
January 03, 2012, 01:35:47 AMWhat sort of authority decided to call them this?
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General discussion / Mad Max Ireland
December 08, 2011, 10:20:04 AM
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Hotel Information
Oyster Manor Hotel
Clarinbridge,
Galway
The three star Oyster Manor Hotel is situated in the heart of the famous Oyster village of Clarinbridge in County Galway. Formally a convent, this cosy and welcoming hotel is ideally placed for exploring the beautiful scenery of Connemara, County Clare and the Galway coast.
Additional Features
The hotel offers 26 modern and well appointed guest rooms, three executive rooms and the luxury Kilcoran Suite. All accommodation is decorated and furnished in calm, restful colours and provides a host of modern guest facilities including private bathroom, colour TV, data port and ironing facilities. Rooms for disabled guests are also provided. The hotel has ample car parking and is surrounded by mature gardens.
Area Description
The Oyster Manor Hotel is situated in the centre of Clarinbridge on the main Limerick road and is just 10 minutes south of Galway City. The hotel is within easy driving distance of the Burren in County Clare and also Bunratty Castle. There are traditional style restaurants and colourful local craft shops nearby.
Dining Facilities
The hotel's award-winning Pearl Restaurant offers fine dining and the Leanach Bar has live music most nights and is popular with both locals and visitors alike.
Local Attractions
Clarinbridge is in the heart of Oyster country and there is no better place in Ireland to sample the local product. The town is also well positioned for anyone wanting to visit the Burren in County Clare. This vast limestone plateau of outstanding natural beauty is unique in Europe. Also on the coast of West Clare are the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher. Galway City is perfect for exploring on foot, with its many narrow winding streets. Places to visit in the city include Eyre Square, the Latin Quarter. The beautiful, rugged scenery of Connemara is also within easy reach. Heading in the other direction, visitors can enjoy Bunratty Castle and Folk Park.
Location Description
The Oyster Manor Hotel is located in Clarinbridge, County Galway, Ireland. It is around a 40 minute drive from Shannon Airport. There are bus and train services available in Galway City.
DATA PORT
LOUNGE/BAR
TV
HANDICAP ROOMS
FULL BREAKFAST
WAKE UP SERVICE
PRIVATE BATH OR SHOWER
IRONING BD/TROUSER PRES
Hotel Information
Oyster Manor Hotel
Clarinbridge,
Galway
The three star Oyster Manor Hotel is situated in the heart of the famous Oyster village of Clarinbridge in County Galway. Formally a convent, this cosy and welcoming hotel is ideally placed for exploring the beautiful scenery of Connemara, County Clare and the Galway coast.
Additional Features
The hotel offers 26 modern and well appointed guest rooms, three executive rooms and the luxury Kilcoran Suite. All accommodation is decorated and furnished in calm, restful colours and provides a host of modern guest facilities including private bathroom, colour TV, data port and ironing facilities. Rooms for disabled guests are also provided. The hotel has ample car parking and is surrounded by mature gardens.
Area Description
The Oyster Manor Hotel is situated in the centre of Clarinbridge on the main Limerick road and is just 10 minutes south of Galway City. The hotel is within easy driving distance of the Burren in County Clare and also Bunratty Castle. There are traditional style restaurants and colourful local craft shops nearby.
Dining Facilities
The hotel's award-winning Pearl Restaurant offers fine dining and the Leanach Bar has live music most nights and is popular with both locals and visitors alike.
Local Attractions
Clarinbridge is in the heart of Oyster country and there is no better place in Ireland to sample the local product. The town is also well positioned for anyone wanting to visit the Burren in County Clare. This vast limestone plateau of outstanding natural beauty is unique in Europe. Also on the coast of West Clare are the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher. Galway City is perfect for exploring on foot, with its many narrow winding streets. Places to visit in the city include Eyre Square, the Latin Quarter. The beautiful, rugged scenery of Connemara is also within easy reach. Heading in the other direction, visitors can enjoy Bunratty Castle and Folk Park.
Location Description
The Oyster Manor Hotel is located in Clarinbridge, County Galway, Ireland. It is around a 40 minute drive from Shannon Airport. There are bus and train services available in Galway City.
DATA PORT
LOUNGE/BAR
TV
HANDICAP ROOMS
FULL BREAKFAST
WAKE UP SERVICE
PRIVATE BATH OR SHOWER
IRONING BD/TROUSER PRES
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General discussion / No Injuries - MTV Stage Collapses in Belfast
November 06, 2011, 05:48:12 PM #4
GAA Discussion / Paying Money to Managers
August 11, 2011, 12:39:24 PM
See there are posts on the Board about large sums of money getting paid to managers. Have always wondered where this money would come from. How would it be paid? Would the manager pay tax on it? Does the County pay into a pension scheme for the manager and do they pay their part of having him as an employee? Or is it all shady and murky?
Surely with it all being about allegations, then the tax people could prove to the GAA if managers are being paid or not. In Belfast, even the money from the gaming machines has to be accounted for in all clubs and bars. Long gone are the days of Clubs putting 200 pounds 'tips' in the books for the bin men' and such sundries. You hear fellas complaining about paying someone 100 pounds and 'All he does is put them round the cones for half an hour.' Would take it though that trainers are allowed to be paid and would be in the books as such.
Surely with it all being about allegations, then the tax people could prove to the GAA if managers are being paid or not. In Belfast, even the money from the gaming machines has to be accounted for in all clubs and bars. Long gone are the days of Clubs putting 200 pounds 'tips' in the books for the bin men' and such sundries. You hear fellas complaining about paying someone 100 pounds and 'All he does is put them round the cones for half an hour.' Would take it though that trainers are allowed to be paid and would be in the books as such.
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GAA Discussion / We Are Back Again
August 07, 2011, 01:45:53 AM
Dublin versus Donegal
Mayo versus Kerry
All Ireland Provincial Champions play each other in the All Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi Finals.
Really happy about this.
(By the way was at Antrim versus Westmeath and Antrim versus Carlow and Antrim versus Down.
A load of rubbish really in comparision to the real Club Championship matches which are starting to get under way now.
Creggan versus St Paul's bate any one of the above three games in Casement.
Bye bye Celtic Tiger back door. Reality and local rivalry are miles better.)
Oh and it is easy to get to Parnell Park if you follow the instructions given a couple of pages back - easier than getting to Croke Park if you're arriving in Dublin at Connolly Station. Thanks everybody who helped.
Mayo versus Kerry
All Ireland Provincial Champions play each other in the All Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi Finals.
Really happy about this.
(By the way was at Antrim versus Westmeath and Antrim versus Carlow and Antrim versus Down.
A load of rubbish really in comparision to the real Club Championship matches which are starting to get under way now.
Creggan versus St Paul's bate any one of the above three games in Casement.
Bye bye Celtic Tiger back door. Reality and local rivalry are miles better.)
Oh and it is easy to get to Parnell Park if you follow the instructions given a couple of pages back - easier than getting to Croke Park if you're arriving in Dublin at Connolly Station. Thanks everybody who helped.
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GAA Discussion / heffo/canalman Directions to Parnell Park
July 21, 2011, 05:34:11 PM
Hello heffo/canalman or anybody.
Can you let us know what is the best way to get from Kylemore Cafe at the corner of Talbot Street and O'Connell Street on Saturday to Parnell Park on the bus - where the bus goes from nearest to there and how much it is.
Is there still a wee bar/club sort of inside Parnell Park or where is the nearest good place to the pitch to get a pint.
Thank you for any help.
Can you let us know what is the best way to get from Kylemore Cafe at the corner of Talbot Street and O'Connell Street on Saturday to Parnell Park on the bus - where the bus goes from nearest to there and how much it is.
Is there still a wee bar/club sort of inside Parnell Park or where is the nearest good place to the pitch to get a pint.
Thank you for any help.
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