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Carboot Sales and Auctions around Belfast
Does anyone have any suggestions? I always enjoy such events but I haven't seen any for a while.
Where is Everyone Holidaying this Year?
I haven't been on holiday for quite a few years and I really want to go away this year. Has anyone from NI booked anywhere interesting that was a reasonably good deal with flights and accommodation?
Advice appreciated
I'm looking to book a special luxury hotel stay in N.Ireland, preferably with spa but must have excellent accommodation and food - any recommendations, no expense spared as it is a once in a lifetime indulgence! Thanks all!
Northern Ireland and the EU
Is it possible to ascertain how much Northern Ireland has contributed to the EU since its inception and how much Northern Ireland has received back?
Hermes?
Any one else have problems with this company in the last week I have had a damaged parcel pushed in the wrong letterbox packing torn (address was correct) awaiting a parcel now from George which was to be delivered today I suppose there still is time .. have had issues in the pass with Hermes who tell you to complain to…
Recommendations for new UPVC guttering?
Hi all I'm new to the forum but was hoping that someone might be able to recommend a reputable company that deals with fitting new UPVC guttering and fascia boards? I found an old thread from 2010 but was hoping to find some more recent recommendations. I'm based in the Belfast/Lisburn area. Many thanks in advance for any…
Good Hotel in Galway
Does anyone have any personal recommendations for a nice hotel in Galway? Must have spa facilities :D Its for the OH's birthday. :beer: I noticed a couple on tripadvisor, but if any of you have any previous experience with a hotel and can recommend that would be great!
City break in June
Can anyone recommend a place to go for a short city break in June? Ideally flying from Belfast City or else International. Trying to get cheap flights.... want to leave either 16th/17th June and only for 2 or 3 nights tops.
IFA for investment
Hi, I've got approx £150k which I want to put into funds or a portfolio of funds. It is currently in savings accounts and suchlike, some of which is within ISA. I want to find an IFA to restructure my money and put some of it into a portfolio of funds in order to generate greater returns. (Yes, I'm aware of the risk etc).…
Anyone recommend a cleaner in Bangor area?
Hi folks Can anyone recommend a cleaner in Bangor area for regular work Many thanks! A
Pavement slabs re-pointing!
Hi folks I had a job done a couple of years back and the finish was very poor. So i am looking an experienced person to remove pointing and finish the job properly. Can anyone recommend a suitable person? :beer: Thanks! A
Airport Lounges
Hi Does anyone know of any offers/schemes etc for gaining access to airport lounges at a reduced rate? I am thinking particularly of Derry City airport but it would be handy to know for the other airports in the province. Thanks
Business Bank Account
Morning Guys, I wonder if anyone can help out. We are banking with BOI but starting to strongly consider a move. We have only been with them for 9 months but we are unhappy about several things: 1) Online banking is poor and this is how we do 95% of our business. We only need to send and receive payments in a nice and easy…
New build cost (NI 2016)
I've just bought a 1/2 acre plot of land with story and a half 2500 sq ft house passed on it (outline planning). I was wondering if anyone had any ideas of how much it cost per sq ft to build? Also debating timber frame / traditional brick builds, if anyone has any views on timber frame I'd be glad to hear them!
Ukpc parking in NI.
Hi guys, quick question. Haven't seen a recent post ref ukpc. Got a ticket this week, am I still right in thinking this in not enforceable? Thanks folks :)
Please recommend a good Family Law Solicitor in Bangor/North Down
Hi Can any of you good folk please recommend a good Family Law Solicitor in Bangor/North Down? Parental Access is the issue. Many thanks Regards
Glass cutting in Belfast
I need a very small piece of glass cut to replace a broken picture frame. I used to go to Harrisons on the lower Lisburn Road, next to the City Hospital, for this sort of job, but they appear to have shut down or moved. Any suggestions where I could get this done either in the city centre or around south Belfast?
All day parking in Belfast
Hi, I've a job to go to in Belfast that I'll need to drive to next week. It is based behind City Hall. Where is the nearest all day parking site that is close to Great Victoria Street/Howard St. Thanks.
Car radio fitting
Car radio fitting Hi folks, does anyone know someone that can fit a radio into my car? Bangor area
Repointing a house
Hi, Can anyone recommend a builder to repoint the mortar on my house? Thanks in advance. Ernie

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