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St Patricks Day and Mothers Day Offers
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St Patrick's Weekend Getaway at Ballymaloe HouseEscape to the country this St Patricks weekend and celebrate all things Irish. Enjoy two nights bed and breakfast and one evening meal of the finest Irish cusine. Experience the local St Patricks day parade and afterwards relax in the tranquilty of Ballymaloe House. Dinner is served from 7:00pm to 9:30pm. The menu changes daily and varies depending on what is in season at the time. Our food is sourced from our garden & local suppliers. Live music in the drawing room after dinner with Rory Allen. BOOK DIRECT |
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St Patrick's Day Hotel Package at Hayfield ManorThis year come to the city of Cork, Lonely Planet's Best in Travel worldwide top 10 city 2010, to celebrate St Patrick’s Day with a truely local flavour. For St Patrick's Day, take to the streets with Corkonians and international visitors alike and enjoy the diversity of the St Patrick's Day Parade and make sure you stop along route to sample a bite at the artisan food market. After a busy day's celebration, return to Hayfield Manor and relax and enjoy our uniquely Irish welcome. Make sure you pop into The Manor Bar on St Patrick's day to sample your complimentary pint of the 'black stuff'. Dinner is served on St Patrick's night in the delightful and appropriately 'green' surroundings of Perrotts Garden Bistro. You will savour a combination of Irish and international favourites with a delicious 3 course meal with a full choice from our a la carte menu. Retire to the luxury of your Manor Room for a peaceful night's sleep after such a busy day. This rate is based on two people sharing. A supplement of €80.00 per night applies for single occupancy. BOOK DIRECT
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St Patrick's Day Celebrations at O'Connells of Donnybrook
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Celebrate the best in Irish Food and Drink with a Two Night Break
(available 16 & 17 March 2012) •2 night’s Bed & Breakfast •Tea/coffee and homemade biscuits on arrival •Friday: 3-Course Seasonal Dinner followed by tea/coffee and chocolates •Saturday: 6-Course Surprise Irish Tasting Menu Min Stay : 2 BOOK DIRECT |
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All Things Irish St Patricks Weekend at Rathmullen House2 Nights Bed & Breakfast 1 House Dinner €200pps Celebrate St Patricks Weekend at Rathmullan House and enjoy all things Irish. The convivial Cellar Bar will provide the setting for a traditional music session along with a locally sourced menu and craft beers from the Kinnegar Brewery. 2 Nights Bed & Breakfast 1 House Dinner €200pps. Upgrade to one of our superior rooms for €15 per person per night. These rooms are beautifully located with views of the gardens, roll top baths and walk in showers. Ring reservations on 00353 (0) 74 9158188 BOOK DIRECT |
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Welcoming the Spring St Patricks Weekend at Killarney Park HotelSt Patricks Weekend @ €240 pps
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Mothers Day Package at Brooks HotelTreat your mother to an oasis of warmth, comfort and hospitality where she can indulge in the stylish surroundings of Brooks Hotel and savour the taste of our award winning restaurant, ‘Francesca’s’ where she and a guest will be treated to a three course meal. On arrival to the hotel, she will indulge in a delicious glass of chilled Prosecco and mouth- watering chocolates before being escorted to one of our uniquely designed bedrooms. She will enjoy a leisurely breakfast in bed followed by a late check out until 2pm!
Specific Terms: * One nights accomodation in one of our uniquely designed bedrooms * Prosecco and chocolates on arrival * Full Irish breakfast served to your bedroom * Late checkout up to 2pm on day of departure €100pps
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Mothers Day at The Merchant HotelThis Mothers Day why not treat her to a delicious foodie experience at The Merchant Hotel Choose between Mother's Day in Berts Jazz Bar 18th March 2012 Join the debonair and the decadent at Berts for a perfectly relaxed Mothering Sunday. Soak up the chic, sophisticated atmosphere as Live Jazz is performed for your enjoyment from 12pm to 2pm and 9pm to 12am. 3 courses £29.50 The perfect way to spoil mum! Or 18th March 2012 This Mother’s Day spoil your Mum with a delicious fine dining menu in sumptuous surroundings of The Great Room Restaurant, accompanied by a special gift for your mum to take home. £37.50 per person BOOK DIRECT
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Treat Your Mum at The Killarney ParkTreat Your Mum at the Killarney Park One Night Bed & Breakfast with a Free upgrade to a Junior Suite. Enjoy Dinner in our Award Winning Park Restaurant. Included is an Elemis Skin Specific Facial for your Special Mum in our Spa. Enjoy all Killarney has to offer, with all local amenities and attractions on our doorstep. Includes full use of the leisure facilities BOOK DIRECT
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Romantic Gourmet Dinner & Movie Magic at Brooks Hotel
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Traditional Irish Recipes for St Patricks DayAdd an Irish theme to your St Patricks Day cooking by trying these delicious Traditional Irish recipes. Inch House Traditional Black Pudding with Gortnamona Goat Cheese by Cooleney Brooks Hotel St Patricks Day Scones Irish Coffee by Head Chef Noel McMeel Lough Erne Traditional Irish Brown Soda Bread
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Irish St Patricks Day Shamrock BiscuitsA perfect way to celebrate Ireland’s national day on March 17th. Seymours best selling pure Irish butter shortbread handmade into shamrock biscuits with a light sprinkling of sugar. Hand-wrapped in a gold ballotin gift box with an emerald green ribbon bow. These shamrock shortbreads encapsulate a piece of Ireland in every bite.
Seymours will send them by An Post Express Post to any destination. But all orders should be placed by March 6th, especially for deliveries outside the EU. All their biscuits are handmade from local Bandon butter and for anybody wishing to have a real taste of the old sod this St Patricks Day, Seymours are more than happy to facilitate you with your order!
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Artisan & Al Fresco - Clodagh McKenna
There is no excuse for plastic sandwiches. Ireland has come of age and scattered around the country are Good Food Ireland members brimming with the best. Pick up a picnic and head for the hills, writes Clodagh McKenna.
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