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Hen party in Cork City Sept 2009

  • 29-01-2009 08:05PM
    #1
    girl_friday
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    As per the title I am trying to organise a hen party for 25-30 girls in Cork to be held the first weekend of september 2009... Looking for advice on accommodation, bars, restaurants etc.

    Hen does not want a stripper but would love to organise something like still life drawing as she is into art. cooking activities would also be great...

    All advice appreciated as I don't even know where to start and have contacted some companies but no luck so far getting affordable decent package!!


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  • #2
    MJOR
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    inchadoney in west cork have a lovely spa


  • #3
    girl_friday
    Subscribers Posts: 5,766 ✭✭✭girl_friday


    Thanks for that but she really wants something in Cork city (for personal reasons) and a spa was suggested but the valid point was made that people don't really interact during it...

    Is there anywhere in the city you can recommend?


  • #4
    sunny25
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    I was in Cork City on a Hen recently we had a fab dinner in an Italian restaurant called Ristorant Rossini Tel; 021-4275818- its on Princes Street - Very centra, there was 18 of us not a problem at all!


  • #5
    MJOR
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    there is alovely resturant called castellis too and you could probably book out the resturant as it's tiny. Another thing i'd suggest is maybe a spot of shopping in the city and there are some lovely spots for lunch.there is a shop called brennans and they do cookery classes maybe they'd organise something for you?


  • #6
    girl_friday
    Subscribers Posts: 5,766 ✭✭✭girl_friday


    MJOR wrote: »
    there is a shop called brennans and they do cookery classes maybe they'd organise something for you?


    Thanks a million. Do you have an address or contact number for them?


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