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Grad dinner

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  • 19-09-2011 9:40pm
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    Donnielighto
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    Graduation coming up. Where would be a good spot considering my knowledge of the eateries in Galway is limited to Supermacs, Lynchs, McDs (both kinds), Vinnies and the legendary The Brasserie (where nina mara is)?

    Don't let me down, I'm a good lad.


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    biko
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    How many in the company?


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    holly8
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    Donnielighto wrote: »
    Graduation coming up. Where would be a good spot considering my knowledge of the eateries in Galway is limited to Supermacs, Lynchs, McDs (both kinds), Vinnies and the legendary The Brasserie (where nina mara is)?

    Don't let me down, I'm a good lad.

    ah, the brasserie...


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    irishlady29
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    Can't go wrong with McSwiggans, Went to Cactus Jacks recently, early bird menu E20, great food


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    Donnielighto
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    biko wrote: »
    How many in the company?

    7/8 more than likely.


    I hear a good few are going to Park House, whats that place like?


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    ted2767
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    Donnielighto wrote: »
    biko wrote: »
    How many in the company?

    7/8 more than likely.


    I hear a good few are going to Park House, whats that place like?
    Yeah its not bad there are a few good spots around like Kai on Sea Road or the Malt House.


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    beagle001
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    Rouge in dominick street is very nice.


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    ger vallely
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    I would second the McSwiggans vote. Really good food,great variety too. Also you can finish out your night there as it's a pub. Any time I've eaten there it's always been exceptionally nice.


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    pjmn
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    Can't go wrong with either Park House or McSwiggans.


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    Irish_Elect_Eng
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    Park House is a good option if it is an older group, it is quite formal.

    For a more lively spot, Tamarind would be a good choice.

    Cava for something a little different.


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    beagle001
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    The pullmann restaurant in Glenlo Abbey is proper fine dining in Galway,nice for a treat.


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    joeKel73
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    I had my grad dinner last year in the House Hotel. Food was very good and wasn't packed, recommend it.


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    JohnP199
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    The Westwood Hotel does a very good job for graduations


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    ted2767
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    JohnP199 wrote: »
    The Westwood Hotel does a very good job for graduations

    Very ordinary in my opinion.


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