Archive for the Ballyhackamore Category
Posted on December 20, 2011 by Stephen
Il Pirata is Ballyhackamore’s latest addition to the growing eating establishments. Sited in the former KFC (almost opposite Horatio Todds, it offers simple rustic and Italian food, served up in a spacious and vibrant environment. With its cool, trendy interior, it promises to be very popular with the many visitors who come to Ballyhackamore seeking culinary delights. [...]
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Posted on October 31, 2011 by Stephen
The New KFC drive though opened this week in Ballyhackamore. Local residents had been vocal in their objections to the new store but the Plannings Appeal Committee earlier this year overturned a previous decision by the Department of Environment Planning Service to refuse planning permission. Michael Herbert, owner of Herbal Restaurants tried to allay residents’ [...]
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Posted on September 9, 2011 by Stephen
The new Kentucky Fried Chicken Drive Through - things are taking shape. Work is underway on the new KFC drive-through which will be opening in Ballyhackamore, opposite Belmont Church Road. What’s the general feeling about this new drive-through? Any resdients like to share their thoughts?
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Posted on March 2, 2011 by Stephen
I am a customer with the Northern bank At Knock. The one thing that really hacks me off about this branch is the number of times you go in and find 1 or 2 staff manning the counter when it is painfully obvious how long the queue is! . Often there will be a queue of [...]
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Posted on February 28, 2011 by Stephen
The recent decision not to allow a Kentucky Fried Chicken drive though to be built in Ballyhackmore, opposite the Belmont church road, has now been controversially overturned
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Posted on October 22, 2010 by Stephen
Although Ballyhackamore would appear on the surface to be a vibrant area, in terms of shopping, it perhaps is rather deceptive. The reality is that many units are simply lying empty and an awful lot of shops seem mto be closing. Maybe it is a sign of the economic climate, but there seem to be [...]
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