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Summer of in Louth 11th July 2019 RIVA RESTAURANT, DUNDALK CELEBRATION OF LOCAL FISH For one day only 4 additional seafood dishes Summer of and starters in addition to the regular menu. Louth may be Ireland’s smallest county but it has a surprisingly long beautiful coastline, stretching over 70km from Omeath to Baltray. This splendid coastline is home to soaring mountains, rugged headlands, fishing harbours, rock pools, unspoilt wetlands, sandy blue flag beaches at Templetown, Port and Clogherhead, and the stunning Carlingford Lough Greenway. There are many vibrant towns and villages along the coast with an array of water activities, artisan shops, pubs, in Louth cafés and award winning restaurants to enjoy. June – August 2019 Louth has a bounty of seafood right on our doorstep such as whitefish, prawns, mussels, winkles, sea kale, lobster, cockles, sweet tasting Carlingford Oysters, Dunany Crab, Annagassan Razor Clams, Annagassan Smoked Salmon and Oriel Sea Salt. Fishing boats from Clogherhead and Annagassan provide a variety of fresh whitefish such as Hake, Cod, Monk, Whiting, John Dory, Haddock, Megrim, Sole, Pollack and Gurnard. The fishing fleet in Louth form the backbone for the 11th – 18th August 2019 world famous Dublin bay prawn (langoustine) Ireland’s FIFTY4 SEAFOOD BAR, DROGHEDA second most valuable species. FLEADH’D OUT FOR FISH In conjunction with Fleadh Cheoil week This summer, why not get out and experience the we will be running a fish only seafood delicious Seafood on offer in this coastal county with experience, serving local produce. our guide to some of the lovely seafood restaurants in Louth. Celebrate nature’s treasures, locally sourced ingredients and savour seafood dishes fresh from tide to table. Cover image courtesy of Pól O’Conghaile Designed & Printed at Anglo Printers | 041 9835000 at Anglo Printers & Printed Designed Louth County Council, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland Email: [email protected] Tel: 042 9335457 Web: www.visitlouth.ie @VisitLouthIE @LouthTourism #SummerofSeafoodLouth 10 10. RIVA RESTAURANT 3 Earl Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth Riva Restaurant is located in the heart of Dundalk Summer of SEAFOOD in Louth Town Centre, recommended by visitors and popular with locals.We offer our guests casual modern Irish food that enjoys influences from around the globe, in a relaxed 1. SEAVIEW RESTAURANT 5. LOUGH LOUNGE RESTAURANT 1 5 yet stylish atmosphere with warm friendly service. The The Granvue Hotel, Knocknagoran, Omeath Four Seasons Hotel, Spa & Leisure Club, menu features both these influences and locally sourced Hotel is a family run business, situated in the Liberties of Carlingford. Lough Lounge Restaurant fish dishes with a varied vegetarian selection. Head Chef heart of Omeath with stunning views overlooking at the Four Seasons Hotel, offers diners the Aurums Timinskas comes from a background that is rich Warrenpoint and Carlingford Lough, nestled ultimate dining experience with locally sourced, in food, passion and knowledge. He offers confident between Slieve Foy and the Mourne Mountains, an fresh seasonal produce and a great cheffing team cooking with maximum flavour to create simple mouth-watering dishes ideal location for walkers and tourists alike. We to tie it all together. Our menus feature some of using only the best, freshest and highest quality ingredients sourced locally. offer a wide range of locally sourced cuisine. We the freshest local seafood options you can get, with q042 9354578 • www.riva.ie pride ourselves on our seafood dishes which include creamy Seafood the sea right on our doorstep, you will be spoilt Chowder, Prawn & Crab Claws, Beer Battered Cod, crispy Spiced for choice. Our seafood dishes include delicious Seafood Chowder, oven baked Calamari, Fresh Salmon and our famous Scampi Tails. Along with our salmon, Scampi and so much more. Our chefs are highly skilled and always try to 12 12. THE TOWNHOUSE 5 Roden seafood restaurant we have a bar/lounge, function room and ten en improve their dishes ensuring our guests have the best seafood dining experience. Place, Dundalk. Here at The suite bedrooms. q042 - 9375109 • www.granvue.ie q042 - 9373530 • www.4seasonshotelcarlingford.ie Townhouse, we are committed to delivering the highest 2. CARLINGFORD ARMS 3. GHAN HOUSE Carlingford 6. BALLYMASCANLON HOUSE HOTEL standard of food and service 2 3 6 Newry Street, Carlingford Our award-winning restaurant, Carlingford Road, Dundalk. to our valued customers. Our The Carlingford Arms is overlooking Carlingford Lough and Our main dining room at the Ballymascanlon menus change seasonally a long established bar, the Mourne Mountains, has retained 2 Hotel offers a stunning location for a romantic and are centred around fresh, seafood and traditional AA rosettes for 8 years. Our chefs use evening for two, a group booking, or any social locally sourced products. Our Irish restaurant, which is herbs and vegetables from our gardens occasion, and is open for dinner 7 days a week. new Summer menu features situated in the heart of and we are fortunate enough to live on Our goal is to provide outstanding service, an abundance of fresh, local 11. MCGEOUGH’S BAR & RESTAURANT Medieval Carlingford on Carlingford Lough, with the highest water coupled with an exquisite menu. Situated just a 11 seafood including Annagassan Roden Place, Dundalk quality standards set by the EU – grade the shores of Carlingford short distance from Carlingford, all of our seafood is sourced locally ensuring At McGeough’s we strive to put together Salmon, Mussels and Carlingford A. We have an abundance of superb Lough. The Carlingford the freshest and finest seafood on your plate at all times. Choose from our the best of locally sourced fresh fish and Oysters. Alongside our lunch seafood right on Arms menus are available extensive range of wines set to compliment the flavours of our menu, which other meats in our dishes. We offer the and dinner menus our passionate our doorstep ~ 7 days a week in our indulges in classical cuisine with an array of traditional desserts all made in house. best of local fare from breakfast right chefs also create daily seafood oysters, mussels, q restaurant, bar and lounge 042 - 9358200 • www.ballymascanlon.com through to late evening where we finish specials. Including housemade mackerel, serving local Carlingford up with a wide variety of tapas. Fish is Crab Ravioli, Asian Style John cockles, crab, Oysters, freshly caught a big part of our offerings, in particular Dory, Gyles Quay Lobster Surf winkles and 7. LENNONS GASTROPUB Castletown Road, Dundalk seafood, prime cuts of 7 our Salmon dishes. We do a fantastic ‘n’ Turf, and Monkfish Tacos, all lobster to name Offering a selection of seafood sourced from Seamus locally sourced beef as well Moroccan style Salmon or Teryaki supplied by our local fishmonger just a few! The lobster and winkles come Dunne in Clogherhead. Lennons offer weekly specials q as our delicious Carlingford Salmon on a bed of stir fried veg with Morgans. 042 - 9355467 from the rocky shores at the end of the on seafood. The finest prawns, crab claws, salmon, hake Seafood Chowder. noodles. For the colder days we offer a • www.townhousedundalk.ie q Lough near Ballagan. Oysters, mussels and haddock available daily. Specials include Ray, Sole 042 - 9373418 mixed smoked seafood gratin which is www.carlingfordarms.com & cockles from within the Lough. Our halibut, check our specials board for this week’s offerings. q very popular all year round, along with fishmonger delivers directly from Kilkeel 042 6822360 • Facebook: lennonsgastropub traditional fish ’n’ chips. On our tapas harbour and the fish landed here – we have a wide range of fresh fish, from from mackerel, seabass to turbot and 8. THE SPOTTED DOG Longwalk, Dundalk 9. THE MARKET BAR crab claws, to cod, prawns peri peri much more – are predominantly from 8 9 Brothers Brendan & Vincent Mulligan have 99 Clanbrassil Street, Dundalk and chicken & prawn gumbo. Booking The Irish Sea & The North Atlantic. pursued a passion for food since a young Here at The Market Bar our q is not essential but on weekend nights 042 937 3682 age. Our restaurant is situated close to experienced chefs have been and for larger parties over 6 or 8 www.ghanhouse.com Dundalk town’s bus station along the busy serving top quality seafood people it is advisable. q042 - 9328980 Longwalk thoroughfare. We are committed tapas dishes for over 7 • www.mcgeoughsbar.com years. Our Gambas Pil Pil is 4. PJ O HARE’S to using seasonal, local produce & suppliers 4 a customer favourite along Tholsel Street, Carlingford. throughout the menu. This can be seen in our seafood combinations, fresh from Annagassan, with our traditional seafood PJ O Hare’s, located in the heart of medieval 13 13. THE CENTURY BAR 19 Roden Place, Dundalk Carlingford, just a stone’s throw from the Carlingford, Clogherhead, paella, not to mention our The Century bar is a 117 year old heritage sea, is a multi award winning Gastro Bar, and & Dunany Point. baked mussels with a garlic protected bar in Dundalk. Taken over by the Heaney the Good Eating Guide’s Best Gastro Bar in Alongside local artisan cream sauce ‘tasty enough to Family in March 2018, we strive to be Dundalk’s Ireland 2019. In creating our menu, our ethos suppliers such as drink’. Alternatively you can newest up and coming family friendly Gastropub. was to create quality dishes, with locally Ballymakenny Farm, wash down our many seafood We have an upstairs 36 seater restaurant which is sourced produce & to draw inspiration from our unique seaside Bellingham Blue, Dunany tapas options with a chilled like a trip back in time, along with the Gastropub location. Our menu features a large selection of seafood, in keeping Organic Flour, Great glass of wine or a crafted downstairs. During the summer months the bar q with our ethos, but also caters to a wide variety of other tastes.
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