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Description: County Limerick / Ireland

Newest Review: ... mural on the side of the building and this is also one of the highlights of Bruff as the mural’s are often changing and are full size tributes to different things in local history or present. The owner, Jack Clancy has been there for a few years now and the food that is served is very nice, it’s well priced and you get a sizeable meal for your money, plus the option of more potatoes of ... more

 ... course. Since we were last there a couple of years ago the town has clearly gotten bigger, and there is currently at least one large building site that we saw that had about another 50 houses being built on it. The houses were near the Morning Star Rive...more

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Premium Review Bruff, Limerick (1164 words)
by - written on 12/10/07 (Very useful, 244 readings)
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On our recent trip to Ireland we stayed just outside Bruff in a place called Grange. However the B+B we stayed at I don’t think will be one for much longer as they have just sold their land to JP McManus for apparently around 4 million Euro’s. We used this B+B as a base for our many trips into Bruff, as it is where my wife’s Dad is from and many of her relatives still live there, seriously half the town knew my wife's Dad or one of our relatives. Bruff is a nice little town South / South East of Limerick, on the R512, which apparently used to be the main road to Cork from Limerick, though to be honest it could still be the main road given the state of ...  Read the complete review

 

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