We are eight years old and the longest running market in Tramore. All our members wish Sandra Thompson a get well soon and hope to have you back with us soon.

The donations came by way of late contributions and dividends from Cllr Joe Conway’s Mayor’s Gala Dinner in December, 2007.

The groups to benefit were – Tramore Scouts Troops (2), Tramore Beavers, Tramore Brigíní, Church of Ireland Christchurch Restoration Fund, Tramore Sheltered Housing Association, and Klub Music, Riverstown.

At the presentation, Cllr Conway thanked all who made the venture possible, including Michael Kelly’s Butchers; Sun Life; Dog Grooming (Riverstown); Riverstown Stores; Cahill’s; Carry Out Off-Licence; Colm Morrissey’s Hair Salon; Furniture One; McCormack’s Hardware; Lighting For Life; Red Lane; Run Amuck; Liz’s Beauty Salon; Party World; Phillips & Sons Barbers; Eyeworks Opticians; Bríd and Niall Griffin; Cutting Company; Emer and John Cullinane; The Pier; Yeats College; Sylvester’s Garage Old Kilmeadan Road; Asila Restaurant; Bellissimo Restaurant; Contours Express; St. Leger Pub;Robinson’s Pub; Kelly’s Classics; Barbers Lane; Tramore Carpets; Ronan McCarthy; AIB Tramore; Bank of Ireland Tramore; Larry Lyons; Dobbyn and McCoy; Hasbro Ireland; Jim Hally Solrs; Waterford and Tramore Racecourse; Robbie Walsh; Karan and Karl Casey; ‘The Munster Express’ and Kieran and Roswitha Walsh; Gavin Downey Photography; Michael Carey and Associates; Robert and Barbara Halley; Pat Halley and Associates; Pat Newell; Jerry and Mary Cronin; Property Partners Fogarty Herterich; O’Shea Brothers’ Garage; Tower Hotel Group; Solo Arte; Brid Cantwell; Tramore Youth Café; About Flooring; Paul Jackman; R. McDonald and Sons; Quish’s Supervalu Tramore; Bia Maith; Tramore Credit Union; Sean and Olive Martin; Barry Brennan Pharmacy; Hogan’s Pharmacy; Barry Walsh Pharmacy; Flanagans’ Flowers; an anonymous donor, and all those others who contributed to the success of the venture.

Kevin O’Sullivan, operator of Discover Tramore, says that the continued improvement of the website is beneficial to both members and visitors; “We are always looking at ways of improving the website to make it more beneficial for both members and visitors.

People come to the website from all over the world looking to see what the town has to offer. It is important that there is plenty of information on the website and that it is easy to use. The new features will not only help us promote the town as a popular holiday resort but also help our members promote their business to tourists coming to the town.”

Businesses that are interested in registering with Discover Tramore should visit the dedicated member section at http://members.discovertramore.ie.

Additional information on Discover Tramore is also available at the above address. Alternatively, contact Kevin on 051-347346. Registration for 2009 closes February 28th.

Members will receive the popular Tramore Holiday Map and other printed promotional material before the high season begins.