We had such a great experience at Boxty House! The food was absolutely delicious, and the boxty fries were a standout--crispy, flavorful, and definitely one of our favorite things we ordered. Everything we had was so good and made for a really memorable meal. The service was exceptional as well. Our server was so friendly, attentive, and welcoming, and really made the experience even better. If you're visiting Dublin and looking for delicious, traditional Irish food in a fun and welcoming atmosphere, I definitely recommend Boxty House! read more

The Boxty House - Aperol spritz type drink - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

Had a solid dinner experience at the Boxty House tonight; in and out in an hour and we didn't feel rushed. It was not too loud in our seats by the window where we could watch the action in Temple Bar. Boxty - think of a potato version of a crepe (a little thicker) - Gaelic boxty - 4/5 solid offering with a generous portion of steak on top of the boxty and with mushrooms and mushroom sauce - Chicken boxty - 4/5 chicken breast wrapped in boxty with a roasted red pepper on top and slice of chorizo (I didn't care much for the chorizo but my partner happily ate it) with tasty sauce with cooked chopped onions - concannon - 4/5 basically mashed potatoes on top of a little bit of cooked kale (said cabbage too but I didn't see it) - green beans with lemon and goat cheese - 4/5, tangy lemon forward I know people say this is touristy and that is likely since it is in Temple Bar and I don't see why that's a problem! Definitely worth trying when you're in the area. read more

The Boxty House - Gaelic Boxty (steak and mushroom) - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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I loved this place when I was in Dublin several years ago and have recommended it a lot, but my last visit there a few weeks ago was disappointing. It wasn't disappointing because of the food. The food was pretty good but it has become a tourist trap, so beware if you go. First of all, my sister and I asked for ice water when our server (a blond woman in her late 50's or 60's who will act like your best friend but then scam you) came to our table. She brought over a big bottle of still water and quickly cracked the bottle open before we could object. We just wanted ice water from the tap. Never in our 3 weeks of travel did anyone else do that without asking clearly what we wanted. I also thought we made it pretty clear. We then got charged €5-6 for that. We should have said something. I got a French 75 that I believe was €15 which I'm fine with paying for but it was super sugary, tiny, and it tasted like there was MINIMAL alcohol in it. When we were closing out our check, I said I'd try to use my Discover but said to the server that I'll see if it works because not everywhere accepted it. The receipt came out of the machine and the blond server immediately said it didn't work, ripped the receipt off the machine and crumbled it up in her hand. I found that odd because everywhere else that this happened, they showed and handed me the receipt that said, "declined". She didn't. She then punched in the total again, which I found odd that she'd have to do that if my Discover didn't work. Wouldn't the total still be in her machine still? Then I paid with another card. A few days later, I was looking through my charges on both cards, and I had been charged for Boxty House on both cards! I then promptly called the restaurant and told them I got charged twice. The person on the phone said I'd need to email them. I wasn't very happy about that but it was dinner time so I emailed. They got back to me the next day and said they checked the payments and they only saw one charge for me! He then asked if I had proof. I quickly sent him a screen shot of my charge on the card he claimed he didn't see. Again, he should have been able to see both charges! I've worked in restaurants. He claimed they've been "having trouble with their Discover charges". I don't believe it for a second. I think he was trying to cover for the crooked, scamming, schmoozing, server. He reversed the charge on my Discover. I'm beyond disappointed with this last experiences and I won't ever return. I have also warned others to stay away or beware. read more

Fun place! Came here as part of a food tour. I had the beef stew, and BF had the lamb stew. Both were excellent!! And of course had some boxy! read more

The Boxty House - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

Great service, great drinks, great food! Our server Thalia was kind and explained everything to us as we've never eaten a Boxty before. She check back in on us throughout dinner to make sure all was good. Shepherds pie was amazing. The potatoes were perfect! read more

The Boxty House - Debbie doesn't like it - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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Sometimes it's the food. Sometimes the setting. Today, it was Mike, our server, who made this a five star experience. He's worked there more than 20 years and had us thoroughly entranced with his personality and charms. Oh yes, there was food: a vegetarian boxtie and a corned beef boxtie. These were more like stews than a classic boxtie. We polished the plates off and finished with dessert. The toffee pudding was perfect; surprisingly the housemade ice cream sandwich had almost no flavor and was disappointing. The order of three Irish breads was a good appetizer and helped us understand the different styles in the country. The ambiance here is not classic Irish pub, which was good for dinner. !:) read more

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Absolutely bonkers is the only way to describe our meal here. We walked in with zero expectations and walked out already planning our next trip back to Dublin just to eat here again. We nearly broke our rule on not eating at the same restaurant twice while on vacation. Every single dish that came to our table was a small revelation. The flavors were bold, the presentation was beautiful, and you could tell real care went into every plate. We tried a little bit of everything and there was not a single miss. Huge shoutout to our server Matt, who took care of us all night. You can tell he has deep roots in this community and genuine pride in the history of the place, and it showed in how he talked about the menu and the restaurant. He made the whole experience even better with his warmth and knowledge. If you are visiting Dublin, do not skip The Boxty House. Ask for Matt if you can. Five stars, easily. read more

The Boxty House - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

We picked this spot for a special meal during our single night in Dublin and it didn't disappoint! The colcannon and the sticky toffee pudding were the two best things I had on the whole trip. The Debbie Doesn't Like It cocktail was delicious and the halloumi salad was bright, fresh, and hearty all at once. The restaurant interior is cozy and inviting and service was fast even on a busy Friday evening. read more

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I made a reservation online and got seated immediately when we got there. We had a cool window seat overlooking the street. We got the Parmesan boxty fries and the chicken boxty. The fries were crispy, thin, and came with a great aïoli. I loved the chicken boxty! Chicken was well cooked and came with a cream sauce. Service was quick. So glad I saw this on Somebody Feed Phil and could come try it myself! read more

The Boxty House - Parmesan boxty fries - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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I had heard of the Boxty House from the hit show "Somebody Feed Phil" and decided I had to try it. I got the Chicken Boxty and a side of Parmesan fries. I loved it! The boxty was extremely flavorful and a fun way to explore Irish cuisine. The Parmesan fries are a great combo, and the sauce they use on them is especially good. Additionally, our food was served super fast! read more

The Boxty House - Chicken boxty - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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Never had a boxy before and it turns out they come in different variants. One was creamy corned beef without a pancake, while the other had beef filet and mushroom sauce with a pancake. Both were excellent, as was the chowder. Service was incredibly kind and efficient, even as the place got very busy shortly after we arrived. Would visit again and appreciate a very solid intro to the boxy! read more

The Boxty House - Stout (NOT Guinness) - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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We had dinner here in our first night in Dublin and WOWIE!-What a great dinner! We bypassed the line and made reservations, they were super easy to make on open table. The staff was super friendly and it was our first time having boxty potatoes. We ordered a little of everything and it did not disappoint. The only thing that could have been a little better was the sticky toffee pudding but that was small potatoes in the grand scheme of the rest of the meal. I'd say the values is good for what you are getting and we left full. The ambiance was great but felt homey and warm and when we go back to Dublin, we will 100% be back. read more

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Very cute restaurant that stopped by during our food tour to have a lunch. Beer was delicious and I definitely recommend this place for lunch if you are nearby to try the different stews. My favorite of the stew samples was coddle. The bread and butter were also delicious although every place had amazing bread. we didn't really get to interact with the server, but the bartender did give us a good intro to the beers that are available that day read more

The Boxty House - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

Not so secret gem of a restaurant. We ate here four times during our stay in Dublin. First thing I got was a full Irish breakfast which comes with three different types of sausage including black pudding (blood sausage). The thing this place is known for as you could probably tell from the name of the restaurant is the boxty pancake. The boxty pancake is basically a pancake made out of potato. This is naturally gluten free and was popular back in the mid 18th century. It has made a resurgence as of late with the popularization of Irish culture. Another dish we ordered was the boxty sampler. Typically, you can only order this after 2pm I want to say however they were nice enough to make it for us I believe twice by request. It has boxty fries, boxty dumplings swimming in garlic and a sweet tangy sauce, two different boxty breads that have some really special fixings on them. We also got a side order of colcannon, which is kale, mashed potatoes, and a generous portion of butter mixed into the dish. Dessert here is nothing to sneeze at either, they have a delectable Bailey's Irish Cheesecake with blueberries on top. It tasted like they were generous with the Bailey's in it as well as I could definitely taste the alcohol, so maybe don't get it if you are on the wagon. I also have to mention one of the servers here is named Michael. He is great and gave us the recommendation to try Bar 1661 which was voted one of the top 10 best bars in the world. He gave me an introduction to what Poitin is and how it only became legal recently in Ireland, and also had a wealth of knowledge of all the Irish foods that people around the world should try when they visit. This place I will miss now that I am back in the states, but o the memories, I will always have them, also I have the calories that I brought back with me as well! As always people SYOY!!! read more

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This review is written months late, but it would be remiss of me to not do a Yelp review. The Boxty House is one of the few places I think about in my time in Ireland due to my great experience there. Yes, it may be a little pricey, but the Boxty House has tradition rooted in it, and is also a well-known place in Dublin to have traditional Irish cuisine. What we had: -Atlantic Seafood Chowder- comes with stout and treacle bread. There's a nice amount of vegetables (carrots and celery) and two mussels in there. The chowder consistency reminds me of a soup more than a thick chowder. -Gach Rud (Gok-Rudd): Irish lamb stew, Gaelic boxty, corn beef boxty dumplings, boxty bead, and boxty fries. If you want to try a little bit of everything, this is what you should get! I liked the corn beef boxty dumplings the most since it had a soft and chewy texture. -Turkey & Ham Wellington- small portion. -Sticky toffee pudding- The pudding was delicious but the ice cream was the most memorable part of the meal. One thing I noticed is that Khruangbin was playing throughout the restaurant the entire time we were there. No complaints. Whoever was on DJ is a person of taste and kept the good vibes going. Not sure if Ethan still works there, but he was our server and it was nice having a conversation with him about Irish history! He knows his stuff and we learned a lot about how boxty came to be, as well as how Ireland's economy has been on the rise. read more

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Super cute cozy setting in the Temple area. The Beer flight was a good way to try their beer made on site. For me, the lager & ipa were really good. Buffalo cauliflower to start really hit the spot- huge portion, great dipping sauce. The Gaelic sirloin boxty was the classic thing to try. The beef was shockingly tender, not tough. (A boxtie is like a chunky potato pancake fyi) Dessert was great too - stcky toffee pudding! Classic Irish spot, elevated! read more

The Boxty House - Gaelic beef boxtie - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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I was here in October of 2023 and stopped in again last week with my daughter.. My friends, who had been on the trip with me in 2023, told my daughter that this was the best place they had eaten in all of Ireland. I agreed and made reservations. My daughter loved it! We had a wonderful evening with great service, thank you Oogee. For drinks my daughter ordered Debbie Doesn't Like It, and I ordered a Summer Breeze. She had the Salmon Boxty and was blown away by how good it was. I had the Lamb Boxty, which was truly scrumptious. Take it from me, if you are going to Dublin, have dinner here but make sure you make a reservation because they are always busy. read more

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Great day at 5he Boxty House. Lunch stop on our walking food tour in Ireland. Food was fantastic. Service was fun and professional. Great stop!! read more

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This place is unassuming and casual, but the quality of our meal was amazing for the price. Try the fixed price menu deal where you get a starter, main dish and dessert for 45 EUR. The wine selection by the glass is small, but fine. They serve cocktails and beer also. The food was fabulous! Unbelievably delicious beef medallion boxty in mushroom and pepper whiskey sauce with vine ripe broiled tomatoes. Our salad was wonderful with a maple syrup and mustard dressing, green pears and Cashel blue cheese with roasted walnuts and frisée. Really wonderful. The bread and butter pudding was good...a little on the plain side, but the rich ice cream and raisins made it solid. I may dream about the whiskey sauce tonight. It rocked! We are looking up how to make it right now if that tells you anything. Excellent service! read more

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* Bread and butter pudding 4/5 * Gallagher's Irish stew 4/5 * Corned beef 4/5 * Sticky taffy pudding 4/5 * French fries app 4/5 * Pork stew 4/5 This was a very good restaurant. Great service and didn't feel overcrowded or stuffy downstairs. Would highly recommend anything on this list. read more

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Thank you, Yelp for helping us find the Boxty House in Temple Bar Dublin, for a great authentic Irish dinner. Authentic Irish restaurant with historic decor. Nice bar area if you just want a drink. We tried the Cauliflower bites 5/5, boxty fries 5/5 very good spice bag seasoning served with curry lime mayo, a Bulmer's pint of cider, the Gaelic Boxty 5/5, a traditional Irish dish that was surprisingly delicious which comes with fillet beef medallions, boxty dumplings and a mushroom whiskey sauce and tobacco onions. For dessert we had to try the sticky toffee pudding 5/5 and the baileys cheesecake 5/5. Mike L was a great server that had some good menu suggestions, ask for him, if he is available. read more

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Stopped by here on my way to The Temple Bar for some food and it did not disappoint! The chicken boxty had this incredible sauce (always get the sauce) that made the dish creamy and delicious and had some sticky toffee pudding for dessert. Service can be a bit rushed here but it's probably just because of the area, would come back! read more

The Boxty House - Sticky Toffee Pudding - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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A rainy casual last day in Dublin with several pub stops. Stopped in and had dessert and a beverage. I had the cheesecake with a cup of tea and my husband had the bread plate with a coffee. I enjoyed the bailey's cheesecake. It tasted more like a mousse, very light and tasty w/a toes with chocolate sauce and berries. The bread plate had soda bread, beer bread and we don't recall the third. He wasn't a fan of the soda bread but said the beer bread was very good. Our waitress was very friendly and offered suggestions for ordering the bread plate. So glad she advised against getting 3 slices of 1 flavor and recommended choosing the selection offered. read more

The Boxty House - Cheesecake - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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One of the mid-level eateries in Ireland with excellent food presentation and flavors that will wobble any picky palate, but somewhat pricey. We sat by the sidewalk window and met the server, David, who provided his input on a few of the menu items. I chose the Beef & Stout Stew which was a hearty meal with a side of three types of bread. The appetizer were spicy seasoned fries with a curry lime mayo dip which were plentiful and quickly devoured. The cocktails were on special 2 for 25€. I ordered a Rum and the wife had a Vodka. They both tasted great but they really were only sugar filled girly drinks. read more

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We went to dine here on the first night and were turned away at the door as a reservation in advance is required . The next night we reserved a table. The service was great and the food was good. read more

Great meal at The Boxty House, despite the level of tourist location. We did learn that reservations are recommended. We popped in and they were full. We were able to put our name in and return. The restaurant is pleasant, simply decorated, and a friendly vibe. Or server was great, friendly with just the right level of teasing attitude. Their cocktails as introduced us to Dingle Distillery gin (which led us to a tour later in our trip). The boxty platter was the perfect introduction to all things boxty and how creative you can be with a potato. All of the flavors were interesting combinations, some that I'd never had. Great option in Temple Bar, may want reservations! read more

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Fufu drinks and overpriced food with great service would be how I'd describe this restaurant. Tables and seats were close together which I'm not a fan of. The drinks were beautiful but were sugary and weak. The food came to the table beautifully displayed but could have been tastier. Although the fries were really good. Our waiter was prompt and had a great personality which was probably the only great thing about this place. Not worth the money spent. read more

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One of the stops of our Dublin Food Tour! The stew and Boxty samplers were delicious! Recommend checking out this cute little restaurant in the Temple Bar area of Dublin. read more

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I think this might be a tourist trap. I had this spot bookmarked because it had good reviews and the food looked good, which it was. However, it was kind of pricey for what it was, and it's probably because it's located right in Temple Bar. We stopped by for lunch on a Friday at around 2. Between me and my husband, we ordered 'An Gach Rud', which was a sampler platter, to share, since we wanted to try a little bit of everything. It came with the Gaelic Boxty (medallion of Irish beef), Gallagher's Lamb Stew, Corned Beef Boxty Dumplings, Carrot Puree & Black Pudding Crumb on Boxty Loaf, and Boxty fries. For those of you unfamiliar with boxty, it's a traditional Irish potato pancake made from a mixture of raw, grated potatoes and cooked, mashed potatoes. I read that it's supposed to be crispy on the outside, and soft on the inside. This one was just soft and soggy all over, so I wasn't a huge fan. I actually preferred the lamb stew and the corned beef. The lamb in the stew was very tender, and didn't have any gamey lamb taste. The fries had a nice flavor but it was too oily and over-fried. I would say that we weren't really that full, but we weren't still hungry either. We could have eaten more, or just not ate, if that makes sense. Besides, I don't think either of us wanted any more of any of the dishes since they're pretty heavy. I don't think I would be able to finish any one of these dishes by myself, so if you can, come with a group of people so that you can try a little bit of everything. I'm glad we got to try it but was this sampler platter worth €46? I don't think so... read more

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Came at a time where it wasn't too busy. Got seated quickly and the service was great. The server was kind and attentive. We ordered 3 items to share. Seared Scallop- this was really good. I've also never had scallops where, I assume, the roe was served with it. The scallop was sweet and the roe gave it a more savory flavor. The carrot putter and the blood pudding crumbles complimented it well providing another sweet and savory element. Beef and Stout Stew- the stew was comforting and hearty. The breads were a bit on the drier side but was good when dipped in the stew. Gaelic Boxty Special- the special comes with a beer. Really enjoyed this entree. I ate the plate clean. The tomatoes really pulled the dish together as it gave it a sweet and acidic kick to create a nice balance. read more

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Loved this place. Great food. So glad we dropped in. Service was excellent. The others with us also enjoyed coming here. Very cool atmosphere inside. read more

The Boxty House - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

All I can say is "eat dessert first". Always a fan of eating dessert first, after all you can take leftovers main course meals for later, warm desserts with ice cream? Not so much. Great service, wonderful food. read more

The Boxty House - Shepherds pie - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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Found this place on yelp and it did not disappoint. Right next to Temple bar so location is central. Cozy little joint. It was pretty empty when we sat down, but it filled up by the time we were done. We have a celiac child and it was fantastic because their kids menu was celiac safe, including chicken nuggets! Also, our girls ordered lemonades and they brought them in fancy cocktail glasses, which of course the kids loved We did an Irish cheese and bread plate to begin with. I think there could've been a little bit more cheese. In my opinion and the Bread was just OK. They do make it in house, which is nice, but some of the textures were a little dry for my liking. I got the blue cheese dumplings and holy cannoli. If I could eat that sauce every day for the rest of my life, I would do so happily. Texture on the dumplings was great. Reminiscent of gnocchi, but not the same. And the sauce was decadent and silky, but not overwhelming My girlfriend got the Gaelic boxy. It was also phenomenal. If we could've eaten more meals here we absolutely would have. read more

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Food: the food was incredible. Highly recommend Boxty fries for the unique experience, and definitely ask for all the sauces. Ambiance: crowded and cozy, but you could hear your dinner guests. Service: our server was informative, and a great upseller, without being pushy. Only downside was they were out of to go boxes... so we just stuffed our faces. read more

The Boxty House - Gaelic Boxty and the Burger - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

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Stopped into the Boxty House after seeing it on an episode of Somebody Feed Phil. I was really intrigued by the idea of a boxty and knew I needed to try it during my visit. It was easy to grab a reservation online but ultimately, I ended up sitting at the bar which was a great choice since all the staff members were incredibly friendly and welcoming. I ordered the Gaelic Boxty per my server's recommendation. This particular platter came with beef medallions, boxty pancakes, a cream sauce, tomato, and fried onions. It was really rich and savory. I think it actually could've used a bit of salt but ultimately, I enjoyed it. The cocktail list was surprisingly huge but I opted for a glass of red wine which paired well with the beef. I even got the sticky toffee pudding for dessert which was lovely. My only regret is not trying the boxty fries because they smelled and looked amazing! If you are curious about boxy or want a convenient place with plenty of classic Irish options, I'd recommend coming here. read more

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My family and I were looking for a true Irish meal and found Gallagher's Boxty House. We couldn't get a reservation, however, we took a chance and were exceptionally lucky to be seated for dinner without issue. The service was absolutely fantastic, as were our drinks, appetizers, dinners and desserts. I've never had a boxty before this evening - I was clearly missing out!! Everything we had was phenomenal! If you're in Dublin, this place is a must go for dinner! read more

I know the special here is the Boxty but I would've assumed all of the Irish food and drink would also be good. There was a special for 2 cocktails and I thought I woke like that but I only just got 1. 2/5 Boxty - looks nice but I didn't like the flavors. 2/5 Shepards pie - I expected minced meat. The flavor was also off. 4/5 oysters - these tasted great and was not fishy This is in the heart of temple bar so it was a bit pricey. Was a good experience but I wouldn't come back. Service was great and staff were nice and friendly. read more

This was a recommendation from someone we met at our ring making experience. She had gone here on a food tour, and that was all we needed to hear. Best fish and chips I've had so far (gluten free) and I have sampled many from the UK to Wales to Ireland. Peas were even delightful. Corned beef and steak medallions were a hit too. Recommend the sticky toffee for dessert and sample a cocktail or two. read more

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It's in a very touristy part of Dublin, but well worth it. It's like a crepe and pancake filled with corned beef goodness. It's a food that is supposed to be native to Ireland, but can't verify it as I'm not from there. Service was great and the servers were all friendly and had great recommendations. read more

The Boxty House - Corned Beef Boxty - Irish Near Me - Dublin, D

We stopped in didn't have a reservation, but they seated up right away. The service was excellent the menu was large enough to have a nice variety of pub food. They were busy but still the food came out fast and hot. The appetizer was delicious, the oyster were huge but didn't take a picture. We came back twice, the first time we just stumbled in after a day at Stonehenge, then the second time it was in the Secrets Foods of Dublin tour. read more

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