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Sheridans' Food Festival

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  • 24-05-2016 11:04am
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    lonestargirl
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    The annual Sheridans' Food Festival is on this weekend at their headquarters in Cavan. We've been the last few years and it's a great day out (especially when the sun shines). The have hands on workshops for kids that you can book online (€5 with the money going to Bumbulance).


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    yellow hen
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    lonestargirl wrote: »
    The annual Sheridans' Food Festival is on this weekend at their headquarters in Cavan. We've been the last few years and it's a great day out (especially when the sun shines). The have hands on workshops for kids that you can book online (€5 with the money going to Bumbulance).

    It's a nice day out of you live locally but I think it would be disappointing if you travelled any distance to be honest.


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    catho_monster
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    yellow hen wrote: »
    It's a nice day out of you love locally but I think it would be disappointing if you travelled any distance to be honest.

    This was my thoughts exactly. I went the first year and I travelled a couple of hours each way for what was basically a big farmer's market. I would go if I was local...


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    yellow hen
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    catho_monster wrote: »
    This was my thoughts exactly. I went the first year and I travelled a couple of hours each way for what was basically a big farmer's market. I would go if I was local...

    It really is only a farmers market I think. I live locally and will pop in if around but I thought last year was very disappointing.


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    lonestargirl
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    Oh, I wouldn't think it worth a few hour's travel! I came from Dublin last year and it took me just over an hour. I have always brought kids and the workshops are definitely worthwhile.


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    jay18
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    Where in CYaavan?


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    yellow hen
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    jay18 wrote: »
    Where in CYaavan?

    Whitegate. It's over now anyway


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