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Sunday Dinner in Fairview

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  • 06-02-2009 12:40pm
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    pampers1
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    Anyone know where I could go to have a nice Sunday Dinner in Fairview area. A nice pub with Carvery that will accomodate myself, dh and our 1 and a half year old?

    Thanks.


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    A bit further than Fairview, but the Yacht in Clontarf do a very nice Sunday Carvery.

    What does "dh" stand for?

    Dickhead?

    Dollymount House used to be known as the "DH" and did lovely food, but alas is now closed.


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    pampers1
    Registered Users Posts: 404 ✭✭pampers1


    Des wrote: »
    What does "dh" stand for?

    Dickhead?

    It stands for Dear Husband actually!!! Anyways... I'm shocked at the Dollymount House being closed.

    Clontarf is a bit of a walk as we wouldn't be taking the car.


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    markpb
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    pampers1 wrote: »
    Clontarf is a bit of a walk as we wouldn't be taking the car.

    DB #130? It's reasonably frequent and the Yacht is definitely worth it!


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    Stick the baby in a pram and take a stroll down.

    It's definitely worth it.


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    Raytown Rocks
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    The seabank House does a lovely carvery yoo.
    Down on Eastwall road.


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