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Hotel near Red Cow in Dublin

monagea · 2005-08-30 15:10:36

hey lads looking for a Hotel near red cow in dublin some where fairly cheap but nice? any ideas? cheers

30-08-2005 3:10pm

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monagea

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hey lads looking for a Hotel near red cow in dublin some where fairly cheap but nice? any ideas?

cheers

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#2 30-08-2005 3:15pm

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morans red cow inn/hotel

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#3 30-08-2005 3:16pm

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Bewley's , up the road from Red Cow.

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#4 30-08-2005 3:18pm

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sorry didnt make myself clear, im actually going to a night out in the morans hotel but its booked out so want some where fairly near thats is cheap im a student!

cheers

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#5 30-08-2005 4:30pm

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The hotel ibis across the road (other side of the large redcow roundabout) is the cheapest around I believe. There's a luas walkway bridge over to it so it's a safe enough walk (traffic wise).

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#6 31-08-2005 7:17am

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cheers for that but its still abit expensive, any other ideas maybe a b&B near the place?

cheers

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#7 31-08-2005 8:07am

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Theres nothing else really up that direction. Unless you want to spend some dough. Could always checkout the irish tourist sites, see if theres any bnb's about. But I've never seen any and I live pretty close by.... No you cant stay at mine... lol

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