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Ráistín

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Getting there & around

🚆 Leixlip Louisa Bridge railway station🚆 Leixlip Confey railway station

Nearby attractions

Cathedral of Saint Patrick and Saint Felim

Worship43.2 km

cathedral in Cavan, Ireland

Lough Oughter

Nature48.1 km

lake in Ireland

Cloughoughter Castle

Historic48.3 km

ruined castle in Ireland

Darver Castle

Historic47.5 km

castle in Ireland

Dining

The Morrison Room

Restaurant★ Michelin€€€€43.0 km

We all need a little luxury in our lives and this beautiful restaurant in the heart of the impressive Carton House mansion ticks all the boxes. The breathtaking room features a high curved ceiling, Greek Corinthian columns, ornate plaster cornicing and sweeping banquettes, while the menu matches it for opulence with an abundance of first-rate produce, be it Union Hall crab or Achill lamb. The cooking is rooted in the chefs’ strong classical technique, but some wildcard flavour combinations work wonders thanks to their fine judgement.

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Courthouse

RestaurantBib Gourmand€€40.2 km

There's a wonderfully rustic feel to this relaxed restaurant where the buzz of contented diners bounces off the exposed brick walls and fills the room, right up to the vaulted ceiling. The cooking is unpretentious and accessible, with the chef excelling in taking less glamorous cuts and adding the right accompaniments to produce original dishes that are packed with flavour – like slow-cooked pork cheeks with smoked black pudding, creamed parsnip and apple ketchup. The friendly, infectiously joyful service really adds to the experience.

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Alumni Kitchen Table

Restaurant€€€€48.3 km

There’s something charming about this personally run rural restaurant with a contemporary feel. Stay the night in one of their four rooms to make a proper occasion of your visit and dine either around the eight-seater communal table or at the small open kitchen island. The balanced tasting menu is quite an immersive experience, featuring a range of inventive, adventurous dishes using some prime Irish ingredients. Well-crafted artisan crockery, locally made leather items, fine cutlery and a well-chosen wine pairing all enhance the experience.

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