21 Apr 2014 1:47 PM:

Hi Everyone

I dont want to startle anyone, as generally Roda is a very safe place. My wife was out jogging this morning and was approached by a teenager maybe 15 or 16. He ran past her and slapped her on the rear very aggressively. He was 5 ft 6 ish well tanned, wore cut off denim shorts with a white t shirt with prensa written across it.
His clothes were very wrinkled and he was very odd in his manner.

Thankfully thats all that happened. We reported the incident to
security.

Probably just a stupid teenager thinking he was being funny, but my wife was very startled, so be vigilant folks.

Community thread: Dodgy Character

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02 Sep 2013 4:43 PM:

I think the key point is this is now 'our' resort and will be what we make of it, as a community. Ive noticed a little increase in holiday rental enquiries and some good rates in the peak months. Not so good off season, as without the sun there is really just Golf and nothing else. The introduction of arm bands for the pool has had a positive impact on legacy debts, and Im all for very aggressive action for non fee payers. The only way we can get the fees down is if everyone pays.

I cant see how anyone will get away with this unless they are just bankrupt and dont care either way. The massive debts are Calidona's, so to a large extent its irrelevant. Calidona dont pay for the maintenance of the resort and Golf course and clubhhouse. They are self funding business's, which seem to be doing pretty well overall. Even if the Golf Course and Clubhouse ended up in Bank ownership, as long as they are viable business's it doesnt matter a whole lot. Just about every high profile Golf Resort in Ireland is in Bank Administration and some are actually  doing better this way (more realistic fee's etc.)

Roda was thriving this summer, crying out for more facilites, so let the bank reposess the unsold lands and hopefully offer someone a realist proposition to build facilites in the future.

 

Community thread: Roda Golf Future

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13 Aug 2012 10:00 AM:

 ive had the same problem, im having to reset half the tiles in both bathrooms.

I strongly suggest everyone should test all their bathroom tiles. Just tap them, if you get a hollow sound you have a problem.

A lot cheaper to fix now, rather than wait until they cause damage.

You gotta wonder what the point of intasure is, if thats their response.

Im with them as well, but the local Llyods have given me a cheaper quote via zurich for next year.

Community thread: Insurance claim

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07 Aug 2012 3:42 PM:

From what I can tell the pools are well maintained. This year we were better prepared! A combination of ear plugs and ear drop anti-biotic drops prevented our nightmare from last year.

I cant remember the name but the drops can be purhased for a couple of euro in any spanish pharmacy. As soon as any of ours compalined of pain or water in the ear, we used a couple of drops and it did the trick.  Obviously Im not in any way medically qualified to provide this as advise, just fyi !

 

http://www.roda-golf.iowners.net/

 

 

 

 

Community thread: Pools and ear infections

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22 Jun 2012 5:17 PM:

Hi Folks,

I believe there was a kids club in Roda last year. Anybody know if there is anything running this summer?

Txs Ray

 

http://www.roda-golf.iowners.net/

 

 

Community thread: Kids Club

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