I see their kilkenny branch is closed. In these days of dealers having a number of depots anyone know whats going on ?
I hear on the jungle telegraph that Enniscorthy Motor Co are opening a branch in Cillian Hill, Kilkenny, any truth in it?
I would have said the service was very hit and miss. Was often in and felt I was a burden in them. Also booking jobs into the workshop could be a hardship at times.
Still sad to see it how it is now but the mechanics still seem busy
I would have said the service was very hit and miss. Was often in and felt I was a burden in them. Also booking jobs into the workshop could be a hardship at times.
Still sad to see it how it is now but the mechanics still seem busy
They also had an excellent man in Pat Buggy when Kilkenny was operating, wasn't much he didn't know of NH harvesters for grass or corn.I don't think its any harm here to nominate Brendan Curtis from their stores for a services to agriculture award. A more expert and knowledgable man on everything blue ever sold would be hard to find, and a gentleman to boot.
Sourke is gifted alright. Jimmy Kelly was there until quite recently. It seemed like they had a group of local customers that they looked after and who looked after them. Anything outside that seemed to be incidental.My father bought the 5600 that's still here new in February 1976 in Perry's. For £4100. Should have bought a couple .
I think Jim Kelly ? Was the salesman . It was a buzzing place at that time.
The last time I was there could be 7 or 8 yrs ago. John Perry was dead anyway . Sad even then . Some of the original site had been sold for development. Not much stock even then.
There was a great man there at lift covers , Brendan Sourke I think ?
Couldn't agree more!I don't think its any harm here to nominate Brendan Curtis from their stores for a services to agriculture award. A more expert and knowledgable man on everything blue ever sold would be hard to find, and a gentleman to boot.
Have NH lost interest in Ireland? Jd and Mf seem way more interested in selling tractors. Just what I observed in the last two years and I had always bought NH but not the last two.