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All Day Irish Breakfast & Herbal Tea Selection, Freshly Brewed Coffee €3.25 Biscuits / Cookies €1.10 Bowl of Fresh REFRESH BREAKS Choose from our refreshing break options available throughout the day and boost your productivity! All Day Options Breakfast Snacks Hot Breakfast Irish Breakfast & Herbal Tea Selection, Fresh Coffee Mini Pastries - Waterford Blaa Irish Breakfast Biscuits / Cookies Croissant, Pain Au Chocolat, Toursade Ham, Cheese & Tomato Filled Croissant Bowl of Fresh Whole Fruit Mini Scones & Muffins English Muffin, Smoked Ham, Scrambled Egg Prepared Fruit Platter Fresh Fruit Skewers Roast Vegetable & Bocconcini Focaccia Croke Park Energy-Boosting Protein Balls Granola, Fruit & Natural Yoghurt Pots Pancakes with a selection of Syrups & Toppings Fresh Fruit Smoothies Fruit Juice – Orange, Cranberry & Apple Afternoon Delights Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice Morning Breaks Selection of Fresh Vegetable Crudités, Hummus & Red Cranberry, Almond & Gogi Berry Snack Bites Pepper Dip Juice Shots, Fresh Squeezed (right here!) Croke Park Home-Baked Banana Bread Mini Belgian Chocolate & Sticky Toffee Beignets Detox Shot - Apple, Carrot, Ginger, Cucumber & Lemon Farmhouse Fruit Cake Waffle Gaufrette, Caramel Dipping Sauce Citrus Burst- Grapefruit, Mint, Orange & Pineapple Mini Double Chocolate & Blueberry Muffins Jam & Fresh Cream Scones Energy Kick-Start - Pear, Beetroot, Raspberry & Lemon Raisin, Hazelnut & Pumpkin Seed Snack Bites Sticky Lemon Drizzle Cake HEALTHY OPTIONS - BREAKS Choose from our Healthy Options at breaks throughout the day to boost your productivity! Breakfast & Break Items Demonstration, Live & Interactive Stations Clonakilty Black Pudding & Quinoa Frittata calories 215 | fat 11.7g | carb 14g | fibre 1.3g | protein 13g Blueberry Pancakes made with Coconut Flour, Toasted Coconut, Yoghurt & Honey Turmeric Charred Soda Farl, Smashed Avocado & Chilli Flakes calories 237 | fat 16.7g | carb 16.6g | fibre 4.4g | protein 3g calories 221 | fat 11.1g | carb 13.4g | fibre 11.1g | protein 11.2g Chia Seed Low-Fat Porridge, Dates, Prunes & Soaked Orange Apricots Linseed French Toast with Vanilla & Peach Compote calories 198 | fat 5.4g | carb 25.9g | fibre 5.9g | protein 8.5g calories 177 | fat 6.4g | carb 16.7g | fibre 4.2g | protein 11g Baked Egg ‘En Cocotte’ Gluten Free Soldiers Selection of Juices & Smoothies calories 188 | fat 8.8g | carb 16.7g | fibre 1.7g | protein 9.5g Chefs choice of seasonal produce Snacks Creamy Coconut Horchata Spirulina Dusted Popcorn calories 277 | fat 3.5g | carb 55g | fibre 3.4g | protein 4.9g calories 259 | fat 14.4g | carb 23.7g | fibre 5.2g | protein 6g Banana & Earl Grey Latte Baked Courgette Chips calories 64 | fat 1.1g | carb 12.2g | fibre .87g | protein .82g calories 66 | fat 2g | carb 10.6g | fibre .93g | protein 1g BREAKFAST Super charge your physical and mental performance with a delicious continental or full Irish breakfast. The full-Irish from the best of Irish! Full Irish Buffet Breakfast Plated Full Irish Breakfast Continental Breakfast McCarren Crispy Bacon, Loughnane’s Pork Sausage, Loughnane’s Pork & Chive Sausage, McCarren Crispy Bacon, Fresh Fruit Pots with Natural & Greek Yoghurt, Clonakilty Black & White Pudding, Mushrooms, Tomatoes, Clonakilty Black & White Pudding, Mushrooms, Tomato, Granola & Fresh Fruit Skewers Hash Browns & Scrambled Egg Hash Browns & Scrambled Egg Baker's Basket filled with Home Baked Scones, Served with Toast, Homemade Scones, Served with Toast Croissants & Danish Pastries Soda Bread & Selection of Danish Orange Juice Assorted Fresh Juices Fresh Fruit & Granola Herbal & Irish Breakfast Tea & Freshly Brewed Coffee Herbal & Irish Breakfast Tea & Freshly Brewed Coffee Variety of Fruit Juices Herbal & Irish Breakfast Tea & Freshly Brewed Coffee LUNCH Make a meal of it with our delicious two and three course seated lunch options. Starters Main Courses Ham Hock Terrine, Pickled Veg, Red Onion Jam & Crusty Bread Oven Baked Breast of Glin Valley Free Range Chicken, Valentia Crab Fish Cake, Thai Style Dressing & Micro Herbs Sundried Tomato & Green Herb Farce, French Beans & Sweet Potato Rosti Hanlon’s Smoked Irish Salmon, Purple Potato Salad, Preserved Lemons & Guinness Toast Garlic Studded Roast Leg of Wexford Lamb, Dessert Vine Ripened Tomato, Watermelon & Feta Salad, Crushed Rosemary Potatoes, Mint Pea Puree & Berry Fool, Mint Mascarpone Salsa Verde & Toasted Pine Nuts Redcurrant Pan Reduction & Shortbread Biscuit Warm Cured Mackerel, Pear & Sea Vegetable Salad Shoulder of McCarrons Slow Roast Pork, Apple & Black Yoghurt Bavarois, Chocolate Ganache, Classic Caesar, Overnight Dried Pancetta, Pudding Mash, Stem Broccoli & Grain Mustard Sauce Raspberry Jelly, Cookie Crumble Shaved Parmesan, Garlic Crouton & Chives Eton Mess, Fresh Field Berries, Slow Confit Duck Leg, Celeriac Mash, Whipped Cream & Torn Mint Soup Selection Purple Onion Marmalade, Buttered Kale & Plum Jus Chunky Country Vegetable with Herb Focaccia Croutons White Chocolate Pannacotta, 4 Hour Daube of Beef, Spring Onion & Thyme Potato Boxty, Home Baked Almond & Raisin Biscotti Roast Pumpkin & Cumin Soup Roast Carrot & Honeyed Parsnip & Red Wine Cuisson Spinach & Watercress, Tipperary Crème Fraîche Hot & Spicy Red Pepper & Tomato Wild Mushroom & Leek Arancini, Smoked Gubbeen & White Wine Cream Sweet Potato & Carrot, Ginger Crème Red Lentil & Coconut, Fresh Coriander Pak Choi, Butternut Squash & Tofu Mille Feuille with Spiced Tomato & Oregano Moroccan Chickpea & Tomato Soup WORKING Designed to facilitate networkers and workaholics, take time out or work through lunch with our popular working lunch LUNCH option - soup, sandwiches and a dish of your choice served with tea and coffee. Choose a Hot or Cold Dish Hot Options Selection of Wraps, Rolls, Malted Breads & Pretzel Rolls Pork & Cranberry Sausage Roll Chicken Tagine Wrap Chili & Lime Skewered Chicken, Patatas Bravas Soup Selection - Choose One Chicken & Bacon on Artisan Baguette Beef Chili & Cheddar Flan Thick North County Dublin Vegetable Salt Spiced Beef, Pickles & Emmental Pretzel Roll Smoked Bacon & Dubliner Cheese Quiche Fresh Broccoli & Blue Cheese Crumble Hot Smoked Salmon & Cucumber on Malted Bread St Tola Goats Cheese & Roasted Pepper Quiche Hartfords of Lusk Leek & Potato Caesar Chicken Wrap Cold Options Cream of Celeriac with Philip Jones Herb Pesto Egg & Watercress Sandwich on Dark Malted Bread Tiger Shrimp Cocktail, Spiced Bloody Mary Sauce Carrot & Cumin Green Thai Chicken Wrap Baby Cos Salad, Smoked Chicken, Garlic & Parmesan Tomato, Chili & Pepperoni Pulled Ham Salad on Fresh Bloomer Bread Fregola Salad, Sundried Tomato, Pepperbelles & Fresh Basil Chicken & Homemade Stuffing on Malted Bread Coronation Chicken, Curried Mayonnaise, Chinese Chicken Wrap Cilantro & Gem Lettuce BLT with Ballymaloe Relish on Malted Bread Supplementary Farmhouse Charcuterie & Terrine Platter Irish Artisan Cheeseboard To facilitate networkers and workaholics - take time out or work through lunch with these Healthy Options. HEALTHY OPTIONS - LUNCH Soup, sandwiches and a dish of your choice served with tea and coffee. Choose 1 Hot and 1 Cold Dish Selection of Wraps, Rolls, Malted Breads & Pretzel Rolls Hot Options Bespoke Sandwich Selection Soup Selection - Choose One Lentil Spiced Burritos, Chunky Guacamole Varied dependant on chefs choice of seasonal produce calories 362 | fat 10.4g | carb 50g | fibre 10g | protein 11.3g Beef & Bone Marrow Broth Cauliflower & Lentil Taco, Curried Mango Chutney calories 121 | fat 9.2g | carb 2.2g | fibre 0g | protein 7.4g calories 214 | fat 6.6g | carb 32.1g | fibre 1.9g | protein 5.5g Dessert Banana & Silken Tofu, Banana Chips Chicken & Barley ‘Cockaleekie’ Wok Fried Rice with Chinese Five Spice, Chicken, Egg & Scallions calories 207 | fat 6g | carb 30.3g | fibre 1.3g | protein 7.1g calories 157 | fat 3.6g | carb 23.5g | fibre 4.3g | protein 5.5g calories 268 | fat 7.9g | carb 23.9g | fibre 2g | protein 24.3g Peanut Butter, Cocoa & Avocado Mousse Chunky Vegetable & Brown Rice Potage calories 215 | fat 11.7g | carb 14g | fibre 1.3g | protein 13g calories 131 | fat 1.4g | carb 15.3 | fibre 2g | protein 13.2g Cold Options Asian Peanut Slaw Slow-Cooked Coconut Rice Pudding, Diced Mango calories 207 | fat 14.6g | carb 6.2g | fibre 3.6g | protein 11.1g calories 262 | fat 10.6g | carb 33.3g | fibre 4.4g | protein 5.9g Soba Noodles with Coriander & Cayenne calories 170 | fat 1.3g | carb 30g | fibre 3.2g | protein 8g Gluten-Free Carrot-Cake, Mascarpone calories 284 | fat 9.7g | carb 45g | fibre 1.5g | protein 3.1g Roasted Beet & Quinoa, Toasted Walnuts calories 238 | fat 12.6g | carb 21g | fibre 3.4g | protein 8.4g STADIUM An alternative to BBQ menus and inspired by our stadium concourse walkways, Stadium Street Food options are ideally served STREET FOOD outdoors and feature Paella, Pork Belly Pad Thai or why not try some Street Flamed Poussin! Remember, our Catering is as Customisable as our Campus so even if its not on the menu, we are happy to make it just for you! Main Dishes Stadium Salads Burrito – Irish Shaved Beef or Homemade Falafel Wrap with Warm Tortilla, Mexican Rice, Pinto Beans, Jalapenos, Lebanese Fattoush Salad - Cherry Tomato, Mature Cheddar & Sour Cream Olive, Pita Chip & Sumac Side Streets! Jerk Chicken Brochette - Jamaican Jerk Recipe with 24 Hour Green Local Leaf Salad - Salted Cucumber, Taco Cheese Fries Marinated Chicken Fillet, Mango & Sweet Chili Salsa Baby Tomato, Virgin Olive Oil Dressing Jambalaya Rice Galician Paella – Shellfish & Chorizo, Spanish Paella Rice, Asian Slaw - Bamboo Shoots, Cashew Nuts, Smoked Paprika, Peppers & Garlic Cabbage, Chili & Coriander Patatas Bravas Kimchi Gourmet Burger – Ground
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