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Ballybofey Wedding

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  • 23-06-2010 12:28am
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    dunna
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    Jackson's versus Villa Rose????
    Anyone had good/bad experiences in Villa Rose/Jackson's?
    Any idea's on how they compare even price wise/service etc???
    Very confused :o


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    .17hmr
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    dunna wrote: »
    Jackson's versus Villa Rose????
    Anyone had good/bad experiences in Villa Rose/Jackson's?
    Any idea's on how they compare even price wise/service etc???
    Very confused :o[/QUOTE

    both places are pretty good to eat in and are well stafted ,best way would be go and have a meal in both and see wot you think,as for prices well only barry or tommy can sort that one outfor you good luck on the big day.


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    muffler
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    dunna wrote: »
    Jackson's versus Villa Rose????
    Anyone had good/bad experiences in Villa Rose/Jackson's?
    Any idea's on how they compare even price wise/service etc???
    Very confused :o
    Price wise you would really need to check with the hotels as they would have various charges depending on your requirements.

    I have been to wedding receptions and have had evening meals etc in both hotels and Id have to say the food was good and service was fine.


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    changes
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    I've been to a couple of weddings in jacksons and it was always a good set up.

    Villa rose is nice place also.


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