June 11, 2008 at 2:29 pm
· Filed under tech
Glassdoor
The idea is everyone gives them their salary and you can see what other people are earning. Useful to know if your being under or over paid, finding out industry averages.
It also allows you to say what working for the company is like.
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May 13, 2008 at 12:29 pm
· Filed under limerick, life
I have been in london a few times lately and was surpised and how hard it was to find free wifi. Most places in limerick seem to have it.
The two I use most often are,
The clarion, ask at the desk and they will give you a login.
The george also has it, I do not think you need to ask.
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May 13, 2008 at 12:02 pm
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I eat out pretty often and I think since the last time I posted about this things have changed again.
The Cellar. Good for a main meal, that’s simple and not terribly expensive. The garlic chicken with rice is very nice. Avoid the deserts. They are dreadful. Under or over cooked and prepared from frozen.
Cafe on the Row. I used to really like this before they changed cook. Now its hit and miss. The chicken bap I really liked is not longer great, it can be fine if the chicken is good that day. The bedford burger is often undercooked, avoid.
Delish. I really like this place. Great for a hot drink and a desert. Very nice sandwiches. A little expensive over all but the food is fresh and good quality. The rum biscuit cake is very strong and heavy. Too much rum for me. The mochos are nice but not the best in limerick. All the sandwichs have amusing names with always makes me laugh. The staff is friendly and professional and the place is very clean, including the bathroom.
O Conners. Opening hours seem to vary. But if its open its nice. Not to busy, older style cafe. I like their fish and chips.
Enzo’s. Very old style. A sit down chipper. Food is cheap but chipper quality. The staff are friendly and the place is usually busy but 5 or 6 people can usually get a table. Not open on sundays.
Clarion (bar). One of the better places in limerick to get food on a sunday. I usually go for lunch just before or after the busy time (before 12.30 or after 2). They do the second best yakisoba in limerick. A nice selection of asian dish’s. Also they do the best mocha in limerick and the best tea and a scone.
Luigi Malones. One of the most expensive places to eat in limerick. They have a very large menu and their larger servings and non local ingredients lead to the higher prices. Servers are very nice but food can be slow to arrive. They do the best yakisoba in limerick. Their buffalo wings are fantastic. They also do a lot of dishes I have not seen elsewhere in limerick. I like this place for celebrations, however I would generally avoid for the holidays unless you are prepared to wait a long time between dishes, its not as bad for this as the jasmine palace.
Jaffa’s. Very poorly trained staff. The food is over priced for the portion’s but the food is usually of good quality. Not open on sunday’s. Very busy during lunch times. Its menu I find difficult to scale up and down with how hungry you are, if you only want a light snack it can be difficult to select something inexpensive, if you are very hungry go somewhere else. Its deserts are frozen and poorly presented. My friends desert was served straight from the freezer and the plastic not removed.
Tags: Limerick, food, cafes, good place to eat.
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May 12, 2008 at 4:47 pm
· Filed under japanese
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April 8, 2008 at 10:50 am
· Filed under japanese
世界 sekai (the world)
系 kei (system)
記事 kiji (article)
新幹線 shinkansen(bullet train)
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April 6, 2008 at 3:01 pm
· Filed under Uncategorized
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April 5, 2008 at 3:00 pm
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April 4, 2008 at 3:00 pm
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April 4, 2008 at 2:58 pm
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April 4, 2008 at 9:25 am
· Filed under limerick, accessibility
LIMERICK LATEST: Wildcat work stoppages have disrupted Bus Eireann commuter and schoolbus services in Limerick Clare and Tipperary.
Via the sms alert on Limerick Blogger
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