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Valentines Day + Cork

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24-01-2002 11:30pm

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#2 25-01-2002 1:40am
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Want a lewd answer?

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#3 25-01-2002 2:15am
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Have a look at this:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=38375
Should help.

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#4 25-01-2002 10:37am
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If your willing to go to Rosscarberry (its between Clon and Skib) there is a lovely resturant called O'Callahan Walshes. The food may look a bit expensive but you get alot and it is mouth watering. As for the wine list its perfect some lovely mid priced wines and some more towards the pricey. And if you want to be really flash book a room in the Celtic Ross Hotel.

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#5 25-01-2002 10:50am
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Don't bother spending too much money, buy 2 kit kats and a flagon of cider and spend the night in the back of your car if you have one! If you don't then just go drinkin in a field somewhere.... always works for me

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#6 25-01-2002 4:26pm
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#7 25-01-2002 4:46pm
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ewww O'Callaghan Walshes.. my sister used to work there i think, when we lived in ross. its not a bad restaurant, but Celtic Ross Hotel = pants.

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#8 25-01-2002 5:19pm
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ewww O'Callaghan Walshes.. my sister used to work there i think, when we lived in ross. its not a bad restaurant, but Celtic Ross Hotel = pants.

Well I never stayed in the Celtic Ross but it looks ok. As for O'Callaghan Walshes I really liked the food in there big portions and the wine list was impressive.

What part of Ross did you live in? My da was from down there and I spent/spend alot of time down there (well its going to be hard when I live in London to visit but hey)

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#9 26-01-2002 2:58am
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last time i visited cork, i ate my way through the weekend in....

the delhi palace...one some street...lots of yumminess, but seats a bit wierd and a bit of a wait sometimes.

a thai place, cant remember where, but it was good, and they had to chuck us out at half eleven, nissed as pewts

and this lovely place in kinsale...slow service but the MOST beeeeeeautiful seafood EVER!!*ever*

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#10 30-01-2002 11:14pm
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Jacobs on The Mall, South Mall

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#11 22-01-2011 3:08am
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Hi all, Im looking for similar help...

Im looking for a ball or something thats kinda black tie affair or kinda fancy, is there any hotel holding a ball or is there anything on in the city that night or the sunday before hand??

We are both looking for something similar as we cant go to a college ball this year..

All help greatly appreciated

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#12 22-01-2011 9:55am
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9 years dead zombie thread.

Closed.

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