SO Sligo Event Guide - PDF
SO Sligo Event Guide - PDF
SO Sligo Event Guide - PDF
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TOUR<br />
and absolutely gorgeous white and black puddings -<br />
all produce organic and delicious. While there, have<br />
a delicious coffee and scone from The Gourmet<br />
Parlour Coffee Shop and deli at specially reduced<br />
Festival prices. Those of you who LOVE OLIVES will<br />
think that you went to Olive Heaven! Tour departs<br />
Markievicz Road bus stop (opp Ulster Bank) at<br />
11.00am & returning lunch-time @ 1.30pm. Tour<br />
Price €15.00. Kiddies under 7yrs €5.00 Tickets must<br />
be purchased in advance from the Festival Office.<br />
11am A visit with the Brothers Yeats<br />
<strong>Guide</strong>d tour through the Yeats Country to see for<br />
yourself, first hand, exactly what inspired the Nobel<br />
Prizewinning poet William Butler Yeats to write his<br />
magic. Live the view as you look across to where<br />
“The wind has bundled up the clouds high over<br />
Knocknarea” or the “Stolen Child” at mysterious and<br />
beautiful Glencar Lake to mention just a few of the<br />
sites which inspired one of <strong>Sligo</strong>’s most famous<br />
sons. Complete this magical journey with a visit to<br />
the Iconic Model Niland Galllery and see a sight<br />
which not many will be privileged see, one of the<br />
biggest exhibitions of the works of the “other Yeats<br />
brother”, Jack B Yeats. This is probably one of the<br />
most comprehensive collections of Jack Yeats works<br />
on exhibition in the world and has been loaned to the<br />
Gallery by collectors, from around the world. This is<br />
a unique and never to be repeated opportunity. The<br />
tour of the collection will be guided by staff of the<br />
Gallery. While there, seize an opportunity to sip a<br />
coffee in the new Conrad’s<br />
Kitchen Restaurant recently<br />
opened by Michelin starred<br />
chef, Conrad Gallagher. Your<br />
wonderful afternoon finishes<br />
FOOD VENUE<br />
Saturday 19th March<br />
here in the centre of town, within walking distance of<br />
all the fun of the SÓ <strong>Sligo</strong> Food Festival, with enough<br />
time before your evening dine-out experience to<br />
wander through the Food Village. Coach departs<br />
<strong>Sligo</strong> Bus station at 11.00am. Tickets must be<br />
purchased in advance from the Festival Office.<br />
12 noon onwards SÓ <strong>Sligo</strong> Festival Market<br />
Stephen’s St Car Park / Rockwood Parade<br />
Delicious and inspired foods from the<br />
North West will be available each day<br />
throughout the festival at the artisans<br />
market centrally located in <strong>Sligo</strong> town.<br />
12 noon Café Victor<br />
JFK Parade Tel: 071 91 40440<br />
Special Afternoon Tea with<br />
Classical Music. Enjoy this<br />
afternoon special with homemade scones, served<br />
with whipped cream and local jam. Celebrate the<br />
food festival Ritz style with all sorts of<br />
tasty delights in tiny portions. There<br />
will also be a classical music<br />
performance by Isabelle Fahy at 1pm.<br />
1pm Source <strong>Sligo</strong><br />
1/2 John St. Tel: 071 91 47605<br />
Ultan Conlon. The Restaurant in Source<br />
showcases the best local produce available in<br />
<strong>Sligo</strong> and the North West. Daily Lunch Special<br />
includes a lunch platter Special for<br />
www.sosligo.com<br />
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