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Would the Lough be sunny after 7pm?

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  • 08-07-2013 2:53pm
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    Encrustment
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    Thinking of having a picnic there this eve but I don't know if the trees block all the sun or what the shade is like there.

    Would there be a nice bits of sunny grass there between 7 & 9pm? Don't know the area too well. Was last there during the winter at 2am with a naggin.

    Also is it a good idea to bring a byeor to the Lough for a picnic? :cool:

    I want to eat outside in this beautiful weather.

    Thanks:)


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    wonderboysam
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    and who said romance is dead!! should still be pretty sunny yeah!


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    MrFrisp
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    Encrustment wrote: »
    Thinking of having a picnic there this eve but I don't know if the trees block all the sun or what the shade is like there.

    Would there be a nice bits of sunny grass there between 7 & 9pm? Don't know the area too well. Was last there during the winter at 2am with a naggin.

    Also is it a good idea to bring a byeor to the Lough for a picnic? :cool:

    I want to eat outside in this beautiful weather.

    Thanks:)



    Yup,,plenty room there alright.

    Nice gaps between the trees,,and a big enough green area towards the Northern end.
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    Encrustment
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    Thanks folks.

    I forgot to mention I'm a bit of a Cork noob.

    Can ye recommend a good eatery that would do a nice picnicy style take away? Something light? Salady perhaps? Something I could pick up around town and then head to the Lough.


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    Pitcairn
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    The English Market would be the obvious choice for sandwiches, salads and picnic stuff.


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    Encrustment
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    Pitcairn wrote: »
    The English Market would be the obvious choice for sandwiches, salads and picnic stuff.

    Thanks but I won't make it in time. It closes at 5 right? I'll be busy with work till 5.30... any other recommendations? Is the salad bar in Tesco any good?


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    Pitcairn
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    Don't know about Tesco but there is a Supervalu supermarket about a hundred yards from the Lough. I believe they have a salad bar there.


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