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Family friendly cafes/pubs in Keenagh, or nearby

  • 27-08-2018 1:45pm
    #1
    Geuze
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    I am not from Longford, just pass through it every so often, along the N4.

    Might be going to Corlea Trackway, with family, and I'm thinking about looking for a cafe/pub for a group of 6/7, for a simple meal/sandwiches, etc.

    Five adults, two children.

    Thinking about Keenagh village?

    I have seen Mac's Shack online, any advice?

    Also have seen Leavy's Of Foigha, a few km away?

    I welcome any advice.

    Longford town would be possible also.


    Another query - does Keenagh have a playground?

    Thanks so much.


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  • #2
    mookishboy
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    Macs shack would be the place to go in kenagh. Good grub and nice place.
    Leavy's wouldn't be a place to go for food.
    No playground in afraid.


  • #3
    KAGY
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,092 ✭✭✭KAGY


    Ballymahon would be a better bet. Only about 10k from Corlea, sorry, I can't give any recommendations but the town is buzzing on the back of center parks.

    BTW, if you've young kids, a detour will bring you to the ispca. Mine always liked seeing the the donkeys, puppies and kittens, give a little donation on the way in if u want.

    Edit. Playground in Ballymahon near the river


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