‘Food First’ the motto for Clare hurling nutritionist
Grainne Travers leads a life every young hurling enthusiast can look up to.
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Red Onion : Food Review
AS Storm Lorenzo failed to blow like a true fiery Italian last Thursday night, this writer instead opted for a spicy Indian when visiting Ennis’s newest Indian & Thai cuisine restaurant, Red Onion. While there is already a selection of popular Indian and Thai eateries in Ennis, don’t stop reading just yet – Red Onion…
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Limited tickets left for magical food & drink tour around Clare
This year marks the birth of the Clare Food and Drink Fleadh, taking place between September 26th and 29th. The brand new festival comes at a time when Clare has truly proved its worth as the leading county for traditional Irish music festivals, writes Cian O’Broin. Margaret O’ Brien of the Ennis Chamber conceived the…
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Pop up restaurant in Newmarket-on-Fergus for one night only
*Café Fergus, Newmarket-on-Fergus. A pop up restaurant will be appearing in Newmarket-on-Fergus this evening (Thursday) as part of an introduction to the new social food enterprise opens next year.
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Ennis to host Clare Food & Drinks Fleadh this September
Clare will host a brand new food and drink festival this September, after being approved funding as part of Fáilte Ireland’s Taste The Island initiative. It comes as The Clare Echo can reveal that the Ennis Street Arts Festival and Ennis Food Festival have been discontinued. Confirming that both festivals have respectively come to an…
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Two new openings at Skycourt
The countdown is on, grab your popcorn and take your seats as SkyCourt Shannon Town prepare to welcome Omniplex Shannon! Work is under way for the opening of a state of the art 5 screen Omniplex cinema.
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Sweet n Green keeps us keen
Hiding in the friary car park in Ennis SweetnGreen are a family run healthy cafe and restaurant with a twist. Sweet n Green by day are a healthy cafe offering healthy, tasty breakfast and lunch as well as some delicious deserts, hence the name. Friday and Saturdays however offer a little extra
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Cracking dishes at LeCroque
Located n the busy Market Square of Ennis, LeCroque offers French style sandwiches and Moroccan style cuisine. LeCroque is run by Fatima and John who recently moved to the Market from Parnell street. We arrived at LeCroque around 1pm to have some lunch and were greeted by their friendly staff and showed to our table during a busy lunchtime. LeCroque offer two unique menus as well as some tasty specials. One menu offers LeCroque sandwiches. Croque monsieur sandwiches are a popular french style which translates to mister crunch, LeCroque have several variations of this toasted sandwich. Croque, which means to crunch or bite, also serve a selection of amazing Moroccan dishes, salads, sandwiches and cakes. So whether you are looking a classic Moroccan tagine or just a coffee and bun LeCroque covers everything.
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Located just off the Market at Carmody Street, Ennis Tulsi has set the standard for authentic Indian Cuisine. Tulsi is centrally located so it’s easy to park up at the market and walk over. Mohashin and two brothers Mamun and Muhammad own Tulsi restaurant along with their restaurant in Galway. Tulsi offer a terrific dining…
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