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Tankardstown House – An Oasis of Calm & Culinary Finesse in the Heart of the Boyne Valley – Hotel & Restaurant Review
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Driving through the ornate wrought iron gates of Tankardstown House you are immediately transported from the hum drum of every day life to an oasis of peace and tranquillity. In the car park we received the friendliest of welcomes from Bruce, the resident English Mastiff. The scenic stroll from carpark to reception is just the antidote to the drive out…
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A New Lease of Life for this Stylish Dawson Street Staple – Café en Seine Restaurant Review
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It’s a dreary and drizzly Thursday night, ties are loosened and that weekend eve thirst abounds. The clamber on Dawson street smacks of a Saturday night as we huddle in the door of what must be one of the most impressive revamps the city has yet seen. There’s a lot you can say about Café en Seine – there’s no…
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‘Canteen’ Fit For A King – Canteen Celbridge Restaurant Review
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A solid recommendation from one of the most knowledgeable men in the food industry, Mr Declan Maxwell, prompted us to book a table in Canteen Celbridge. Visiting Canteens online booking system we quickly found out this was a restaurant that you need to book in advance, that alone is a great recommendation in itself. We were lucky to secure a…
Tankardstown House – An Oasis of Calm & Culinary Finesse in the Heart of the Boyne Valley – Hotel & Restaurant Review
Restaurant Reviews
Driving through the ornate wrought iron gates of Tankardstown House you are immediately transported from the hum drum of every day life to an oasis of peace and tranquillity. In the car park we received the friendliest of welcomes from Bruce, the resident English Mastiff. The scenic stroll from carpark to reception is just the antidote to the drive out…
Nigiri Nirvana at Dublin’s Most Exciting Sushi Spot – Taste at the Bonsai Restaurant Review
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Dublin has no shortage of spots to get your sushi fix when the mood takes you, from old reliables like Michie to new kid on the block Sisu Izakaya. For me however, Dublin’s sushi Mecca is housed in a George’s Street temple and I have many times climbed the stairway to flavour heaven to take my seat at the counter…
Old World Charm in the Heart of Adare – The Dunraven Arms Hotel & Restaurant Review
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Walking up the path to the front entrance of the Dunraven Arms, with its old style revolving doorway and ivy covered walls, the sheer warmth and charm of the establishment envelopes you right away. Nestled in the picturesque heritage town of Adare (founded in the 13th Century) in Co. Limerick, the four star luxury property is named after the Earls…
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Win a Fancy Pants Afternoon Tea for 2 People with a Glass of Prosecco Each at The Morrison Hotel – Closed
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The Morrison Hotel is located in Dublin city Centre, in Dublin 1, in the heart of Dublin city, on the banks of the River Liffey, and only 40 steps across the Millennium Bridge from the lively quarter of Temple Bar. This 4 star hotels Dublin is renowned for its style, ambiance and discerning atmosphere. The Morrison is an award winning…
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Dream of Luxury – The Best Spa Destinations in Ireland
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There is no better way to pamper yourself than with a spa getaway, and luckily Ireland is dotted with luxurious spa destinations all across the country. Escape to beautiful surroundings and award-winning accommodations, whether you’re just looking to get out of the city or visiting from across the sea. Taking the time to find the right location for your trip…
10 Activities Around Ireland to Get You Eggcited for Easter
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Whether you’re scoffing chocolate, treating yourself to a well deserved break or simply taking stock in all the ups and downs of the year so far, Easter is a time to spend with family and friends. It’s a time when the flowers bloom and brilliant dashes of colour pave your daily route. So this Easter, gather the troops and take…
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Belfast Brunching – The Best Spots to Munch on Brunch up North
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Belfast’s dining scene really began in 1989, when Co. Down chef Paul Rankin opened his restaurant Roscoff, which went on to win a Michelin Star. Up until that point, Belfast was not known for its culinary repertoire but oh, how times have changed. After Roscoff came Cayenne, and other local Chefs became inspired by what Rankin had achieved, and so…
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