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Irish food

Bosupe · 2019-02-04 16:26:39

Hi there, does anyone have recommendations for "traditional Irish" food in the city. We have some non Irish work force coming over for a visit. Or maybe a pub with decent Irish food that offers Irish music/ dance or some sort of entertainment. Thank you!

04-02-2019 4:26pm

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Hi there, does anyone have recommendations for "traditional Irish" food in the city. We have some non Irish work force coming over for a visit. Or maybe a pub with decent Irish food that offers Irish music/ dance or some sort of entertainment. Thank you!

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#2 04-02-2019 5:41pm

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Bosupe wrote: »

Hi there, does anyone have recommendations for "traditional Irish" food in the city. We have some non Irish work force coming over for a visit. Or maybe a pub with decent Irish food that offers Irish music/ dance or some sort of entertainment. Thank you!

Murty Rabbits do this sort of thing well. Let them know in advance and they'll arrange to have entertainment.

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#3 04-02-2019 8:52pm

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#4 04-02-2019 10:08pm

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I could do them some chewy grey meat, thick bisto and squelchy cabbage, if interested. Or if they want real traditional, a big pot of spuds and buttermilk is not too difficult!

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#5 05-02-2019 2:40pm

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Riordan's on Quay Street has general Irish grub.
Then Quay's Bar next door has Irish music

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#6 05-02-2019 3:31pm

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What about somewhere fish based like Morans in Kilcolgan or O'Grady's in Barna (or somewhere city based that I can't think of right now ) or Hooked in the city.

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#7 05-02-2019 4:55pm

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biko wrote: »

Riordan's on Quay Street has general Irish grub.

I guess it depends on the level of the non Irish workforce. But its probably not the type of vibe I'd expect most of my colleagues to enjoy. Its not bad. Just not workplace ish.

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