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"RichieH":2jelgaci wrote: and the new point village market perhaps[/quote:2jelgaci]

I haven't been hearing good things about that one. Most of the stall holders don't think it's going to last. At least Templebar, Marley and Peoples Park have all been going 10+ years and have great custom.

I wouldn't put anything up in Dublin, not even an umbrella. Choose somewhere a bit nicer.

"snuff":18t3irsy wrote: I wouldn't put anything up in Dublin, not even an umbrella. Choose somewhere a bit nicer.[/quote:18t3irsy]

Like in Kildare? <!-- s:wink: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif" alt="" title="Wink" /><!-- s:wink: -->

You'll just have to drive out here to visit our new homebrew shop (don't be jealous); no one's going to put one in Kildare. lol!


Adam

Thanks for the feedback..

We are leaning towards two locations, Irish Life Mall in town or Sandyford. We dont think that seasoned brewers will travel as much but the person starting out, who we think will travel that little bit more to have a good talk through the options, parking has also come up as a concern..

The trick seems to be however, finding something that is not controlled by NAMA as they are keeping the prices up rather then taking a reduction.. Crazy..

Best of luck with this Donal, i'm sure i'll be dropping in on the store when it opens.

Good luck Donal. Are you thinking of moving from Athlone or is this a secondary outlet?

I see someone mentioned Palmerstown, that is where I am from but while it may be handy for commuting, no one shops there with the exception of Liffey Valley which is next door, walking distance but few walk there from Palmerstown. I did it a few times, the last time was after a B&C meet and I missed my stop as I was a little, er... sleepy for some reason. <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt="" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->

Stoneybatter would be great. Turn it in to the craft beer centre of the city.