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  • in reply to: Cork Transport #779918
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    Is 400 feet enough to cater for the larger aircraft?

    in reply to: Bridges & Boardwalks #734459
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    Bottom of the Irish sea?

    in reply to: Developments in Cork #781875
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    I know that the Flannery lamps are named after Sarah Flannery, but after whom are the Pitmit lamps named after?

    in reply to: Developments in Cork #781873
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    @Radioactiveman wrote:

    P.S. The new Flannery lamps are going in on the Grand Parade, outside the market.

    Really? Are they going all the way down the street? Last time I was in the city I noticed the crappy plain lamposts down the length of the street. I looked for patches of tarmac where they could be put but saw none.

    in reply to: Developments in Cork #781853
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    @malec wrote:

    Hmm, this seems like one where lobbing off a few floors would actually be a good idea.

    Definitely on the Patricks St. elevation. I think that the Grand Parade can take the height though

    in reply to: Developments in Cork #781847
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    @who_me wrote:

    Half Moon St? Is that the development on the quayside (next to the Lavitt’s Quay building), or is there another development shoehorned between the quay and Paul St. on the western side of the street?

    Incidentally, are there any images of the development above from Oliver Plunkett St? It is going to be where the Brog/Qube bar venue is now, IINM?

    Yes.

    I doubt that the development is fronting Oliver plunkett street. It would have to cut through the English Market somehow.

    in reply to: Eglinton Street Tower, Cork #780364
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    God bless silly season.

    in reply to: Eglinton Street Tower, Cork #780362
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    Irelands worst kept secret
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    in reply to: cork docklands #778752
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    @Pug wrote:

    was there any more updates on what ACTUALLY happened in the cpuncil chambers when they decided on granting the event centre? Maybe a Freedom of Information act query might help if the council minutes dont when they are published

    Apparently the freedom of information act is a load of bullshit. You have to pay to submit an application, and then your case is reviewed. They have the right to turn down your application. It’s like the Henry Ford quotation- ‘Any customer can have a car painted any colour that he wants so long as it is black’

    Likewise:
    ‘ Any citizen can have all the information they want, so long as we decide that it’s OK for you to get it’

    in reply to: Developments in Cork #781836
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    who_me wrote:
    It looks alright there, though I wouldn’t be too keen on the peach(?)* colour.

    (* I’m a guy. I don’t do colours).]

    Wife: How about this one?
    Husband: I wouldn’t be too keen on the peach
    Wife: We’re going with the peach.
    Husband: Um..
    Wife: We’re going with the peach

    in reply to: cork docklands #778749
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    @Citybythelee wrote:

    If you noticed even further, you would see that the seats marked 2, are temporary and could thus be removed. Presumably the structure underneath could be removed also, to leave a standing only section.

    Yes I saw that. Thats why I said ‘what are we standing on?’, which you would have noticed if if you had noticed further.

    in reply to: This is totally out there. . . . #741383
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    Well, that was 15 minutes of my life I’m not going to get back.

    in reply to: cork docklands #778741
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    I notice in theblimps earlier post that their concert hall had sloping seats from the stage upwards. What exactly are we standing on? Some kind of terraced thing? Surely thats dangerous at a rock concert. What the Howard Holdings proposal has is a layout very like the Marquee, with seating only at the further reaches and a large floor for standing on.

    in reply to: This is totally out there. . . . #741381
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    It was the link to the thread that I was looking for.

    in reply to: This is totally out there. . . . #741379
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    Someone post a link to this thread please, i cant find it.

    in reply to: This is totally out there. . . . #741378
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    Are you actually going into every thread and reading them?

    I looked up MVRDV on the internet a few days ago. I had to walk downstairs to a book so I could find out what the letters in the name were. I went back upstairs only to realise that I had forgotten what their name was. This happened once more.

    True story.

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    Does anyone know anything about this floating arena? Whats the technology behind it?

    in reply to: Developments in Cork #781812
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    @carrigdhoun wrote:

    I not sure when the Werdna water st development is due to start. This is what was finally permitted, peaking at 10 stories at the eastern end.

    I read in the Echo that this might not go ahead. Theres a report of sorts being drawn up at the moment to see if it is viable to build it now. A hell of a lot of money was spent in constantly revising the plans, dragging it through constast appeals.

    in reply to: New Advertising in Dublin #776849
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    @ctesiphon wrote:

    Now I think I’m going to go and get a delicious glass of cool, refreshing Tropicana essentials blackcurrant and forest fruits juice. A sudden urge has inexplicably just come over me…

    Did you get paid for saying that?

    BTW Those are girls bikes in Brussels:( Wouldn’t be seen dead etc.

    in reply to: Underneath Dublin? #716458
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    Far more interesting than any stubby tunnel, I’d wager.

    Bizarrely that was the case. What I mentioned was a small fraction of what we rooted up – there was school records going back to the 1900s, loads of old classics books, an ancient, broken typewriter, a funny hat, pigeon shit, the philosopher’s stone, CIA records proving that the CIA killed J.F.Kennedy, Queen Victoria’s head in a jar, a partially buried chest brimming with jewels and gold, guarded by a cobweb-matted pirate skeleton.

    That school had a fascinating history.:)

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