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Restaurants in Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford

South East Ireland has a long coastline that ensures that there is never a shortage of the freshest seafood Ireland has to offer. In addition Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford have a thriving faming industry that provides the finest meats, poultry and game, and freshly picked vegetables to local restaurants. This combination guarantees mouthwatering meus at the first-class restaurants located in the South East of Ireland. Those who wish to enjoy international cuisine can indulge in Chinese, Indian & Italian food. For a lighter option there are cafés and diners serving coffee, cakes, sandwiches and ice-cream. Or for those on the run the many take-aways and shops can instantly satisfy your hunger. Whatever you crave there is something to satisfy all tastes.

The South East is also renowned for its bounty of soft fruits in high summer and the early summer crops of peas, courgettes, asparagus and salad leaves. Rich ripe strawberries take centre stage at special events held in the region each year, most notably the famous Wexford Strawberry Festival in Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford; a county which is also famous for its potatoes! Of course, when in Waterford, don't forget to try the great tasting blaa, a small bread roll unique to this county.

Dunbrody Country House Hotel

In 300 acres of gardens and woodland, Dunbrody Country House offers excellent cuisine, large rooms with original Georgian features, a luxury spa and a cookery school. Each room has a specially selected Verbena range from Plantation toiletries, a DVD player and bathrobes. Located across the courtyard in an original stone building and with a contemporary interior of wood and natural stone, the Spa will make guests feel cocooned and at ease from the moment they arrive. The Harvest Room Restaurant serves delicious food and is run by TV chef, Kevin Dundon. Dunbrody offers breakfast till 12:00 in its restaurant and champagne bar and terrace. Dunbrody Country House is near the Hook Peninsula where there are beaches, walks and villages to explore.

http://www.dunbrodyhouse.com/

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Dunbrody House

Catherine and Kevin Dundon have created something very special at their elegant Georgian Manor. Set in twenty acres of parkland and gardens on the Hook Peninsula, just across the estuary from Waterford City, this was the ancestral home of the Chichester family and the long tradition of hospitality at this tranquil and luxurious retreat is very much alive and well. Spacious bedrooms, fine views over the gardens and Kevin’s outstanding cooking in The Harvest Room make this an exceptional country house.

http://www.dunbrodyhouse.com/

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Hanora's Cottage

Major renovations and extensions were completed at the Wall Family’s large modern guesthouse in the spring of 1999, but Hanora’s still nurtures the spirit of the ancestral home around which it is built. The Walls are caring and hospitable hosts and this plus the luxurious accommodation and good food make Hanora’s a very special place. Overnight guests have the privilege of starting the day with Hanora’s legendary breakfast buffet, which is the Munster and National winner of the Denny Irish Breakfast Award. A completely new restaurant and kitchen emerged from the extension of Hanora’s Cottage and imaginative, well-balanced menus make for some excellent dining.

http://www.hanorascottage.com/

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The Yard Restaurant

Under the guidance of Mary Codd, Manager and Peter Murphy, Head Chef, the Yard Restaurant has gone from strength to strength since opening in October 2006. The most excellent food together with the best wines provides a relaxed and informal atmosphere. The Yard is ideally located in the heart of Wexford town and just a stone throw from the best shopping, bars and clubs in the town.

http://www.theyard.ie/

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Top Holiday Destinations of Ireland's South East

The South East of Ireland, comprising the five counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford, is an evocative patchwork of fertile valleys and plains. Down through the centuries the Celts, Vikings, Anglo-Saxons and Normans have passed through these valleys, leaving behind a landscape rich in historical remains. Countless castles, abbeys, fortresses and ancient settlements remain to mark their passage. The five river systems – the Barrow, Blackwater, Nore, Slaney and Suir - criss-cross the South East, meandering under old stone bridges, around magical mountains, through picturesque villages and past neatly thatched cottages before finally entering the sea at scenic, peaceful seaside towns.

The South East has things to do for everyone of all ages and tastes: historic monuments, colourful gardens; well-maintained and sign-posted walking and cycling paths; abundant fishing locations; numerous golf courses, equestrian centres and exciting festivals.

From coast to country, the South East has it all. Come see it for yourself...

	Vibrant Cities and Towns In the cities and towns of the South East, the ancient and the modern meet in a delightful blend. Modern amenities and facilities co-exist...
	Coastal Destinations Ireland's South East is well-known for its temperate and sunny climate. This makes it an ideal location to relax on the golden beaches, to enjoy...
	Countryside Destinations The South East of Ireland is dotted with many picturesque villages. Many are situated in stunning locations, built along winding rivers or...

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