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Thomastown

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  • 11-06-2008 11:58am
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    thesocial
    Registered Users Posts: 47 ✭


    I am moving to Thomastown soon and haven't a clue whats in the town, what the pubs are like for 28-35 year olds, where to dine, any pub grub etc...

    Just some general information would be really appreciated...


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    shapez
    Registered Users Posts: 724 ✭✭✭shapez


    Hi, it's been a while since I was out in Thomastown. :)

    It's got a few pubs that seem to be popular... Buddy Carrolls, The Salmon Pool, Jerpoint Inn, Murphy's, O'Haras. I'm not sure which do the pub grub etc. There are 2 chinese takeaways now, a pizzeria and a chipper.

    As for resturants unfotuntaly I can't help on that front as I haven't been there in a while.

    The famous Mount Juliet is not too far away for golf, hotel & spa.

    Other towns within 10 miles are, Graigenamanagh, Inistioge, Bennettsbridge, Ballyhale.

    It's the best I can give you at the min. As I said it's been a while since I was out there.

    Hope it helps.


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    Nightwish
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    There's a fabulous restaurant there called Ethos and I think most of the pubs in the square are full of young people.


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    stillhere08
    Closed Accounts Posts: 40 ✭stillhere08


    have only passed through Thomastown a few times, but can say Eddie Murphys serve a lovely pint and the staff and customers are very friendly..


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    penny37
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    have only just moved here myself so keep me posted if ya hear of anything else to do!:D i hear that theres hurling on tues and thur and soccer for lads on monday - dont know about the girls thou


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    thesocial
    Registered Users Posts: 47 ✭thesocial


    Finally moved in - we will ignore the fact that we have both bare windows and floors for now :-) people are lovely and friendly and the place has a very relaxed atmosphere. Dined out in the Coachyard last night - only main courses - 2 adults 1 child 64.00 won't be going there too often! Chinese in town is good also! Thats all we have tried so far.


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    cabrwab
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    Try ethos really good restaurant,(can be expensive) the long man on the dublin road used to be good, but i heard its gone down hill.
    There is camogie team in the town, there is also a canoeing club in the town.
    Also a great go-karting track a few miles out the waterford road. Don't worry i think you'll make friends there!
    Snow patrol christened it the happy valley for a reason, they loved it!
    One of the best towns in the country to go out in, great pubs, great gigs. Favourite Pubs in the town 1)murphys 2)reillys 3)buddy's.


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