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why do take aways in Rosslare strand close so early ?

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  • 25-07-2012 12:17am
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    shooter57
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    HI folks have been down to Rosslare a few times this year and intend to go for a few weeks in August . While I was down there in winter I noticed peppermils and the chipper beside brady's close at ten o clock .

    presumed this was normal for winter months , but a friend tells me they were down the june bank holiday weekend and they couldn't get a takeaway as they closed at ten . That's very early for a holiday resort in summer time surely ? will they open later for summer months ?


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    Haruki
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    Hi
    Residential issues, i heard. The locals run a pretty tight ship down there.
    I'm a frequent visitor also. Try the take-away at the Ceaders hotel end of the stand, you might be lucky in the high-season. But don't expect anything past eleven.
    The place in general do close down pretty early, personally i think its part of its appeal.
    I hope you enjoy the few weeks regardless...(and get the weather);)


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    shooter57
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    Haruki wrote: »
    Hi
    Residential issues, i heard. The locals run a pretty tight ship down there.
    I'm a frequent visitor also. Try the take-away at the Ceaders hotel end of the stand, you might be lucky in the high-season. But don't expect anything past eleven.
    The place in general do close down pretty early, personally i think its part of its appeal.
    I hope you enjoy the few weeks regardless...(and get the weather);)


    Hi thanks for the reply , fingers and toes are crossed for the weather but I won't hold my breath ! Isn't the take away near Ceader's closed down ? I'm sure that's what the locals said .:confused:


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    Haruki
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    Awww, i apologise, i wasn't aware of that. I was under the assumption it would be open for the summer months.
    That's a shame.


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    shooter57
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    maybe you're right could be open for the summer , it was around march someone said it was closed so maybe open for summer .


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    Corvo
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    Did the local Chinese guys here in town not take it over?


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    vicwatson
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    Griffin1988 wrote: »
    Did the local Chinese guys here in town not take it over?

    Raymond Chan bought the Cedars hotel.


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    shooter57
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    Yes I'm glad to see Ceader's hotel is re opened , its very nice .


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    vicwatson
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    shooter57 wrote: »
    Yes I'm glad to see Ceader's hotel is re opened , its very nice .

    Has it been renovated? what's food like?


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    shooter57
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    Has it been renovated? what's food like?


    yes , it's been completely re-done . I was delighted to hear it was back open after seeing it delapidated a few months ago . went down to have a few pints in it to watch one of the Ireland matches and the place looked lovely , nice pint too :) .Haven't had the chance to eat there yet , but have heard from locals the resturant is called the lemon tree and is supposed to be lovely , locals said was very busy .

    just to say I have no connection with the hotel , just happy to see it back open and bring more life to Rosslare .


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