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Dunlewy - where to get something to eat?

hmmm · 2014-04-29 14:29:59

Any recommendations for a restaurant close to Dunlewy? We're going to be out hiking, so we'd ideally have late opening and a good decent meal (nothing too fancy). Thanks.

29-04-2014 2:29pm

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Any recommendations for a restaurant close to Dunlewy? We're going to be out hiking, so we'd ideally have late opening and a good decent meal (nothing too fancy). Thanks.

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#2 29-04-2014 2:35pm

Redsoxfan

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An Chuirt is relatively close.

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#3 29-04-2014 2:37pm

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It might be better to head off to Bunbeg after the hike or possibly Gortahork. Or drive to An Chúirt Hotel

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#4 29-04-2014 7:19pm

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Can't go wrong with An Chuirt

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