Or a messy bun.
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Ohhhh they’re decadent.
The Mrs has to get a box of them whenever we pass through.
The staff there are lovely too. Midleton is a real foodie town.
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DM and we can half it
CorkBeo understands at least 34 workers between Reardens and The Oliver Plunkett have been told there’s currently no work for them as bosses are reducing hours and shifts for the next few months.
The workers, who are mostly kitchen staff, were told they may get some hours for large bookings or events but otherwise their roles are on hold until it gets busy again.
A letter sent to workers of The Oliver Plunkett said: “When things change in the coming months, where we extend our opening hours again and business picks up, we would be happy to roster you for shifts at that time”.
WE CAN’T GET STAFF
Also FUCK THE STAFF
Financial crisis beginning to ramp up.
Preachers has gone as well.
Giving @Copper_pipe the copper card for unlimited cider for life now doesnt look like a savvy business model
Thinking about heading to Cork, for Wexford hurlers away game on 12th of March
Will be getting train from Dublin
Any hotel recommendations that are city centre-ish and not a huge walk from Parc Ui Frank
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The Clayton and Old Jurys are probably the most centrally located between the city centre & PUC. Maldron would be nearby too and all pretty close to the station.
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does it have to be a hotel? there are some good hostels up around shandon if all you’re doing is putting your head on a pillow
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The Rezz would be cheaper but basic enough.
I’d call it in between a hostel and a hotel.
Mankiest shit hole I ever stayed in.
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There was a decent one right across from Shandon I used to stay in.
Now a home to Ukrainians…
Skiddy’s?
Will get name off my mate there now for ya. He lived there for a while years ago. I stayed there 2 years ago for the night.
I’ll throw the Liverpool bed linen on the bed in the spare room kid
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Kinlay Hostel.
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that’s a maldron hotel now