I attended a course there and was thrown out when I raised issues concerning some practices there and after my complaint I was penalized through my payments and when I argued the point I was asked to leave the course. I tried complaining through FAS head office but met a brick wall when my complaint would be given to the person I was complaining about.
It doesn't surprise me at all, I knew something fishy was going on out there with the management.
Why is Hannigan objecting to a new business, with new jobs coming to Tramore.
That side of town badly needs a supermarket , Riverstown stores is a corner shop and people should be forced into shopping there
Susan Boyle is an immensely talented lady who's been subjected to considerable pressure in the media. IMHO she deserves every bit of success that she is having.
I was browsing the internet and found this article of my beloved grandmother. Kay was well known and everyone loved her dearly. I can tell you that the family are deaply saddened and still are in shock of their great loss, but are compforted greatly by the many friends that Kay had.Everyone loved her dearly, she truely was the life of the party. Her death was verry sudden and heartbreaking but her memory and her many stories will live on forever.
Does anyone look at the big picture here by having shops like tkmaxx in waterford brings shoppers to the city.The best shop that ever came to waterford!City Council should be ashamed of themselves they have the city the way it is how many times did big shops try and get permission in the city to open up and they were shot down the city went down hill a long time ago before tkmaxx ever came to town sure they even had a problem with them when they went into kilkenny!Well its not over until the fat lady sings!Theres a lot of fighting left in tkmaxx!
Hi Nichola - I read and enjoy your columns on a regular basis. Keep up the good work. You have a nice, reasoned, thoughtful way of exploring issues. just back from Asia, Thailand and China. I love that area and have been spending two months (Jan. & Feb.) there for the last four years - been to Burma, Cambodia and Laos. All well here and all working, thank God. Best to Timmy - Jim
The article did not mention that this brave city woman managed not only to save the residence of the park, but she also saved some sheep residing near the park. Our city needs to acknowledge such bravery as Sarah showed, as her actions are an inspiration to us all.
Now that 59% of the supporters are saying that they are likely not to get a new season card, which is the record in the premier league i can't imagine what will become with the club, it's all about profit for the Glazer family, they keep forgetting that the fans are not happy and that is the most important thing imo.
Sarah is a true deise and a stalwart Waterford woman. With the tsunami of gloom which has recently engulfed our country, epic tales of survival such as this serve as a beacon of light to us all. We hope that Waterford will continue to produce heroines such as Sarah and those of her ilk for generations to come.
darragh on ‘A Waterford gig will happen’
March 17th, 2010 at 6:51 pm
gilbertville is the name of the new album
Kevin on Waterford FÁS problem ‘being worked through’
March 16th, 2010 at 5:57 pm
I attended a course there and was thrown out when I raised issues concerning some practices there and after my complaint I was penalized through my payments and when I argued the point I was asked to leave the course. I tried complaining through FAS head office but met a brick wall when my complaint would be given to the person I was complaining about. It doesn't surprise me at all, I knew something fishy was going on out there with the management.
Elisha Montuoro on Tramore’s Red Lane reaches style-seekers online
March 16th, 2010 at 4:54 pm
thanks for writing this.
David on Aldi approval appealed
March 15th, 2010 at 11:35 pm
Why is Hannigan objecting to a new business, with new jobs coming to Tramore. That side of town badly needs a supermarket , Riverstown stores is a corner shop and people should be forced into shopping there
Baicen on Good luck to Nicky at the Oscars
March 15th, 2010 at 12:46 pm
Well, i have to say, i think that the oscars is fun to look at, and i really thought that hurt locker is a impressive movie to watch!
Taps Aguado on Season of
March 14th, 2010 at 8:35 pm
Susan Boyle is an immensely talented lady who's been subjected to considerable pressure in the media. IMHO she deserves every bit of success that she is having.
Hannah Drohan (grand-daughter) on Late Kay Drohan (nee Doyle)
March 14th, 2010 at 8:08 pm
I was browsing the internet and found this article of my beloved grandmother. Kay was well known and everyone loved her dearly. I can tell you that the family are deaply saddened and still are in shock of their great loss, but are compforted greatly by the many friends that Kay had.Everyone loved her dearly, she truely was the life of the party. Her death was verry sudden and heartbreaking but her memory and her many stories will live on forever.
Lilly Bean on Tramore’s ‘open arms’ welcome for TK Maxx
March 14th, 2010 at 12:52 am
Does anyone look at the big picture here by having shops like tkmaxx in waterford brings shoppers to the city.The best shop that ever came to waterford!City Council should be ashamed of themselves they have the city the way it is how many times did big shops try and get permission in the city to open up and they were shot down the city went down hill a long time ago before tkmaxx ever came to town sure they even had a problem with them when they went into kilkenny!Well its not over until the fat lady sings!Theres a lot of fighting left in tkmaxx!
thomas tully on Waterford FÁS problem ‘being worked through’
March 13th, 2010 at 6:45 pm
typical low level corruption,typical ireland,and two people paid with their jobs.shocking
bill on No funds for airport runway extension
March 13th, 2010 at 12:33 am
This is the start of it. Waterford needs a minster- we should not let a TD out of the county who is not front bench material.
jim cullinane on Coming and Going
March 11th, 2010 at 5:17 pm
Hi Nichola - I read and enjoy your columns on a regular basis. Keep up the good work. You have a nice, reasoned, thoughtful way of exploring issues. just back from Asia, Thailand and China. I love that area and have been spending two months (Jan. & Feb.) there for the last four years - been to Burma, Cambodia and Laos. All well here and all working, thank God. Best to Timmy - Jim
Aoife on City woman safe after Chilean earthquake
March 11th, 2010 at 3:31 pm
The article did not mention that this brave city woman managed not only to save the residence of the park, but she also saved some sheep residing near the park. Our city needs to acknowledge such bravery as Sarah showed, as her actions are an inspiration to us all.
Brady Heckbert on Waterford play recalls Waterford FC v Manchester United 1968
March 10th, 2010 at 8:29 pm
Now that 59% of the supporters are saying that they are likely not to get a new season card, which is the record in the premier league i can't imagine what will become with the club, it's all about profit for the Glazer family, they keep forgetting that the fans are not happy and that is the most important thing imo.
Michael Mahon on Masonic Lodge from Copenhagen visits their brothers in Waterford
March 9th, 2010 at 10:07 pm
How does one join a lodge? I would like to be involved in such a society.
mary ni aongusa on City woman safe after Chilean earthquake
March 9th, 2010 at 9:43 pm
Sarah is a true deise and a stalwart Waterford woman. With the tsunami of gloom which has recently engulfed our country, epic tales of survival such as this serve as a beacon of light to us all. We hope that Waterford will continue to produce heroines such as Sarah and those of her ilk for generations to come.