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FOOD VENUE Thursday 17th March From 9.30am Breakfast by the Beach Shells Cafe Strandhill Tel: 071 91 22938 SÓ Sligo Breakfast Club at Shells Cafe. Join us for breakfast after your beautiful walk along Strandhill beach. Local produce, wholesome ingredients all made with love! There is only one place to have breakfast this weekend and that's at Shells Cafe on the beachfront in Strandhill. All breads are home made, the coffee is organic and expertly made, together with local produce this makes for an awesome breakfast experience! Shells Cafe is celebrating St Patrick’s Weekend with Dr. Seuss Green Eggs & Ham! All Dr. Seuss breakfasts come with a free glass of pure, fresh Shells Orange Juice when you mention SÓ Sligo! 11am ‘Count Me In’ Cafe Mauds Quayside Shopping Centre Tel: 071 91 28447 Cafe Mauds are delighted to launch our new calorie counted menu in conjunction with RTE’s Operation Transformation. Our new look menu will be launched on Friday 18th March @ 11am in Cafe Mauds with complimentary mimosa and a whopping 20% off all the calorie counted items all weekend! 8 St. Patrick’s Day - Let’s Party! A special family welcome to Sligo for St. Patrick’s Day when the town & county come alive with festivities & celebration of all that is special in our food & culture. Soak up the atmosphere where all Só Sligo venues will greet you with incredible rates & the warmest of welcomes. The Sligo St. Patrick’s Day Parade will start at Mail Coach Road at 12 noon & travel through the town centre, finishing at Pearse Road. This is the 41st year of the parade, the largest parade in the North West. 12 noon onwards SÓ Sligo Festival Market Stephen’s St Car Park / Rockwood Parade Delicious and inspired foods from throughout the North West will be available each day during the festival at the artisans market centrally located in Sligo town. 1pm+ Silver Apple Restaurant Lord Edward Street Tel: 071 91 46770 “50 mile” plate + glass of wine €15 Choose from dishes especially created for SÓ Sligo 2011 sourced within a 50 mile radius of Sligo. 1pm The Glasshouse Hotel Sligo Tel: 071 91 94300 Graham Monaghan Relax and enjoy this local talented artist playing many popular tunes. Enjoy a bite to eat at The Kitchen restaurant. To become an AA Rosette winner a restaurant must offer food prepared with FERGUSONEVENTS
’s r S care, understanding and skill using good quality ingredients, this is what you can expect at The Kitchen, a proud AA Rosette winner. 1.30pm Creperie Bretonne Teeling Street Jackk & Jones with SÓ Food Crepe Special - Rock. From savoury to sweet, this ecelectic duo are the perfect accompaniment to a delicious crepe, made with SÓ much love. Jackk & Jones is a new duo of Leon Mooney on guitar/harmonica & Leslie Jones on mandolin. They play an eclectic mix of folk, rock & country with a traditional bluegrass twist. This is a high energy show drawing on influences from the Appalachian Mountains integrated with songs from Neil Young to Steve Earle. 2pm Café Fleur O’ Connell Street Tel: 071 91 44406 Hannah & Megan Duffy - Trad After the excitement of the parade, come and celebrate your Irishness with a feast of Irish stew while you listen to the melodic sounds of Hannah and Megan Duffy, two talented traditional Irish fiddle players in the relaxing setting of Café Fleur. Hannah and Megan come from a family stepped in tradition and have performed and won numerous awards at Fleadh Ceol na hEireann. FOOD VENUE Thursday 17th March 2pm The Belfry Thomas Street Tel: 071 91 61250 Comhaltas Traditonal Music Session with Irish Menu Serving a delicious traditional recipe lunch Menu-all day, this Trad Session will feature young musicians from the Fred Finn Branch of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann. The branch was founded in 1987, in memory of the renowned fiddle player from Kilavil. The branch has produced many fine young musicians who have gone on to achieve the highest accolades in feiseana, fleadhanna, Siamsa Gael Linn Music Competitions etc. From 5pm Sakura Oriental Restaurant Stephen St Tel: 071 91 49833 For the last eight years, Sakura Oriental Restaurant has provided Sligo with an exciting Asian fusion of Thai, Chinese and Japanese cuisine winning many restaurant awards. The menu caters for every diners needs with a vast selection of dishes including Curries, Soups, Seafood and Duck while there are also some great vegetarian options. The head chef has been perfecting Asian cuisine for the last 15 years and uses only the freshest ingredients to create an exciting oriental experience. During the SÓ Festival, enjoy Chinese music with a very special offer menu. www.sosligo.com 9
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