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North Dublin Breakfast

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  • 28-09-2011 10:04am
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    scottyboy1973
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    I've a group of friends flying into Dublin Airport and we're going to the Butlers chocolate factory tour at 11.00 in Clonshaugh Ind Estate. Question is, we want to go somewhere for brekkie beforehand but where between the airport and Clonshaugh (or that rough area) is any good?

    Any thoughts welcome - I've racked my brains!

    ta - S :-)


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    Gumble01
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    little out of the way but the chuck wagon does good food


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    Dizzyblonde
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    There's the Gourmet Food Parlour in Swords, also the Cottage Coffee Shop.


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    peteb2
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    Take a detour to Swords Village. Millers. At the bottom of the village opposite the Fingal CoCo building! Wicked breakfast!


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    SeaSide
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    Skip the Butlers factory tour and go to the chuck wagon


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    celticbest
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    Try Bewleys Hotel just off the N32.


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    datk
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    And what's wrong with Chocolate for breakfast :eek:!!

    Don't have a big breakfast you'll need to leave room for all the chocolate :p

    If you're tight for time - there's a Butler's Coffee Shop in the place and they do paninis, pastries etc.


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    The Black Oil
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    Thought this was going to be a thread for a boards meet up.
    :pac:

    Moderator: Television, Psychology and Dublin County North.

    CMod: Entertainment



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    sharkman
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    SeaSide wrote: »
    Skip the Butlers factory tour and go to the chuck wagon

    I wish I could hit the thanks button several times !!:D


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    billyhead
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    Whats all this hype about the Chuck wagon. I preumed they only made up rolls and not proper breakfasts. Also its a bit out of the way for the OP


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    Scrappychimow
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    You can get fried salmonella in coolock its gorgeous.


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    Beasty
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    billyhead wrote: »
    Whats all this hype about the Chuck wagon.
    One of our "Top 25" threads, in terms of views;)


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    The Hill Billy
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    billyhead wrote: »
    Whats all this hype about the Chuck wagon. I preumed they only made up rolls and not proper breakfasts. Also its a bit out of the way for the OP
    But soooo worth the trip! :D


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    Davy
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    Their is a place in artane shopping centre which isnt to far. I think its called O'sullivans on the left hand side as you go in. Food was nice last time I was in there, and plenty of free parking.

    billyhead wrote: »
    I preumed they only made up rolls and not proper breakfasts.

    Haven't been there in a long time so im not sure if they still do it, but they used to do a full breakfast on a proper plate with a mug of tea. Often see drivers having it in the cab of a truck, then just get out and hand back the plate. Most people seem to go for the soda.


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    MugMugs
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    The Hill Billy wrote: »
    But soooo worth the trip! :D

    Trying to get to it is the hard part when you're still wasted from the night before ! He should do a delivery service...

    mmmmmmmm

    Hungry


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    celticbest
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    Davy wrote: »
    Their is a place in artane shopping centre which isnt to far. I think its called O'sullivans on the left hand side as you go in. Food was nice last time I was in there, and plenty of free parking.

    There's one of those upstairs in Northside Shopping Centre aswell & Northside is even closer.


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    celticbest
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    So OP have you had your Breakfast and Tour yet?


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