Irish Potato Cake Company

The Irish Potato Cake Company serves authentic Irish home-made food for visitors and locals. We sometimes take bookings for groups of 5 or over, depending on the time and the day. Otherwise its walk-in only. But dont worry ! People usually get seated immediately or wait 5 or 10 minutes for a table to open. (weekends are often pretty…

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Clare Eat Food & Drinks Hotels Stay

Lavelle’s Seaside House

Miles away from the hustle and bustle of modern day living ... Established in 1952 Lavelle’s Seaside House & Mickey’s Bar, is situated in the picturesque seaside village of Dooega on the Wild Atlantic Way, cradled between the Atlantic Ocean and Knockmore and Minaun hills with stunning sea views across the Atlantic to Clare Island,…

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Clare Glamping Stay

Beds Of Silk

Beds of Silk Luxury Glamping is located in Labasheeda, a picturesque County Clare village nestled by the shore of the River Shannon. The Irish translation of Labasheeda is Leaba (Bed) Sioda (Silk) - the Bed of Silk. THE HUTS Each hut contains a pumped rain shower with constant hot water from our BioGas powered Boiler. A WC and…

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Hotels Limerick Stay

Savoy Hotels & Hamptons Bar

Staying At The Savoy From the Egyptian cotton sheets in our 107 beautiful guestrooms, to the meticulously prepared food that comes from our kitchen, everything about the luxurious Savoy Hotel Limerick has been carefully considered to ensure you a 5-star experience. Located in the heart of the buzzing city centre, you’ll feel a millions away…

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Hotels Offaly Stay

County Arms Hotel

Welcome to County Arms A Heritage Haven in Ireland’s Heartlands A warm welcome awaits at Offaly’s four-star County Arms for new and returning guests alike. Our charming 18th century Georgian House Hotel and Grounds in the beautiful heritage town of Birr, combines old world grandeur with contemporary design, so you can enjoy a truly warm…

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Dublin Food & Drinks

Murray’s Bar & Grill

Murray's Bar & Grill Situated in the heart of Dublin’s O’Connell Street, Murrays Bar features a comfortable, cosy traditional Irish bar and lounge serving traditional Irish food and drink as well as contemporary favourites. We pride ourselves in being one of Dublin’s oldest bars, established in 1797. MAIN BAR & RESTAURANT Experience one of the oldest bars in…

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Eat Galway

Over the Moon IceCream

The perfect pick-me-up or weekend treat, Over The Moon in the Eyre Square Shopping Centre and the Galway Shopping Centre always manage to lure us in with their homemade Italian style gelato, crepes, waffles and shakes. Having spent more than a decade running ice-cream parlours throughout the country, the crew finally decided to open Over…

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Joe Watty’s Bar & Restaurant

A Welcoming Local Aran Islands Bar Good food, music & craic located just a short walk from the pier in Kilronan village at the cross-roads that lead to Dún Aengus and the Seal Colony. Depending on the weather, you may relax and unwind in front of a warm open fire with an Irish coffee (it’s…

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Stay Wexford

Wexford Swimming / Ferrybank Caravan Park

FERRYBANK CARAVAN AND CAMPING Welcome to Ferrybank Caravan Park, your premier destination for caravan touring, just a quick 5-minute drive from Wexford Town. Our park offers 52 meticulously maintained hard-standing pitches, complete with electric hook-ups and water facilities for your convenience. Additionally, we provide designated areas for tent pitching, ensuring a comfortable stay for all…

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Eat Galway

Gatto Rosso – Galway City

Without a doubt, the Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria Gatto Rosso on Eyre Square should be a must on your list of restaurants to visit in Galway. A popular spot for tourists and locals alike, its stellar reputation really speaks for itself. In a warm and inviting atmosphere, filled with jazzy tunes, Gatto Rosso specialises in…

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