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The Carrie Kells Northern Ireland – Foodie Review

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afternoon tea in a perspex dome at the carrie restaurant in kells
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    The Carrie Kells opens with an airy entrance graced with confident Shaker-style furniture, shabby chic touches and welcoming bouquets of fresh flowers. Inside, a smoky fireplace calls hungry regulars in the know. The food on offer is chef-inspired and designer as heck – but delivered in hearty, country-sized portions. The Carrie restaurant in Kells sits […]

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    The French Rooms Bushmills Northern Ireland – Foodie Review

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      Aged pottery and elaborately carved mirrors are set against a dark grey, painted tongue-in-groove backdrop. Voluptuous dining vignettes in the Gallery window and the tall Library hallway with its oversized stone fireplace form the expansive entrance to The French Rooms in Bushmills. While I love dining in new places of all styles as part of

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      Ardtara Country House Upperlands Northern Ireland – Foodie Review

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      Views from Maghera out toward Slieve Commedagh and Slieve Donnard
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        Ardtara Country House was built in 1876 by Harry Clark and it remained a family home until 1970s. It was repurchased in 1990, and converted into a hotel in 1994. The estate on which the property sits is insulated from the modern world in a noise-cancelling cocoon of towering, mature trees on the outskirts of

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