1961 Magazine Fall 2016
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HISTORY & TRAVEL<br />
• Chocolate Cake – which tends to be oozing with<br />
chocolate and creams<br />
• Cheesecake<br />
• Toffee Pudding<br />
• Bread & Butter Pudding<br />
• Irish Ice Creams of Various Flavors Including Vanilla,<br />
Chocolate & Honeycomb – YUM!!<br />
• Fudge – In a Variety of Flavors All Mouthwatering<br />
Irish desserts as a whole tend to be well presented<br />
and delicious. A truly mouthwatering way to end a<br />
delightful meal.<br />
There are of course a variety of wines, beers, ales, and<br />
harder drinks available to satisfy your needs.<br />
Talk About Variety:<br />
Particularly in Ireland’s larger cities, modern venues<br />
have developed representing a variety of foods from<br />
around the world. This is due to the European influence<br />
on their culture. So if on your journeys you are craving<br />
a particular type of food, don’t worry head towards any<br />
large city and you will be sure to find it there. Many<br />
traditional venues will also offer a variety of dishes<br />
inspired by external influences.<br />
Planning your Irish holiday can be done in a variety of<br />
ways. Building your itinerary based on regional foods<br />
can be a great way to explore this country and meet<br />
new friends. Each type of food has its own twist as you<br />
travel from region to region as well as specific items<br />
you will only find in certain villages and areas. It’s a<br />
great way to get to know the local people and walk<br />
away with some great memories. Highly recommended<br />
for anyone and if you do set sail for Ireland please<br />
consider spending your stay in a B&B or smaller hotel<br />
venue so you can experience true Irish hospitality first<br />
hand. Go dte tu slan. Adh mor ort!. Slan.<br />
A Places to Try on Your Journey:<br />
Here are a few examples of fabulous places your travel<br />
can be routed around (in no particular order). Please<br />
note there are so many more options it would nearly<br />
be impossible to list them all:<br />
• Moron’s of the Weir, Roymore, Kilculgan, County<br />
Galway<br />
• McDonoughs, Galway City Center, County Galway<br />
• Kai Café, Galway City Center, County Galway<br />
• The Pier Head, Kinvara, County Galway<br />
• The Harbour Restaurant, Donegal Town, County<br />
Donegal<br />
• Rose’s Kitchen, Main Street, Creeslough, County<br />
Donegal<br />
• Durty Nelly’s, Bunratty, County Clare<br />
• An Sugan, Clonakilty, West Cork, County Cork<br />
• Farmgate Café, Englishmarket, County Cork<br />
• Ballymaloe House, Shanagarry, Ireland, County - Cork<br />
More upscale with fabulous food<br />
• Yvonnes Cottage, Rosturk, Mulranny, Westport,<br />
County Mayo<br />
• The Hungry Monk Café, Abbey Street, Cong, County<br />
Mayo<br />
• The Little Cottage Café, Rua 291, Rosses Point,<br />
Sligo, County Sligo<br />
• Davis’s Restaurant – Yates Tavern, Drumcliff, County<br />
Sligo<br />
• 1826, Adare, County Limerick<br />
• T&H Doolans Waterford, County Waterford<br />
Established 1400AD<br />
• Sean’s Bar, Athlone, Westmeath – Operation dating<br />
back to 900AD<br />
• Morahans, Ballinagare, County Roscommon -<br />
Operated by the same family since 1641AD<br />
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<strong>Fall</strong> <strong>2016</strong> <strong>1961</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong>
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