Brendan Vacations Boutique Escorted Tour of Ireland: Dromoland Castle Dining

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Viv & Jill joined Brendan Vacations for a preview of their Boutique Escorted Vacations Tour of Ireland in October 2010.

Dromoland Castle Dining

Dromoland Castle Dining

Brendan Vacations Boutique Escorted Tour of Ireland: Dromoland Castle Dining

Dinner Menu

Dromoland Castle Dining

Dromoland Castle Dining

Duck Confit & Foie Gras Terrine, Spiced Courgette & Red Onion Marmelade
Roast Rabbit Saddle with Leeks, Clams, Mushroom & Corn Broth
Grilled Paillard of Swordfish with Lime, Coriander & Curry Remoulade
Warm Lobster & Potato Salad, Shallot & Garlic Puree, Tarragon Pesto
Inagh Goats Cheese Salad, Garlic Flutes, Apple & Courgette Chutney
Native Oysters & Chilled Irish Smoked Salmon Consomme, Red Onion and Baby Capers
Pan Fried Scallops Wrapped in Bacon, Pumpkin & apple Pickle, Bacon & Hazelnut Dressing
Baby Gem Salad with Celery, Croutons, Walnuts and Blue Cheese Dressing
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Cream of Celeriac Soup
Or
Orange and Rum Sorbet
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Dromoland Castle Dining

Dromoland Castle Dining

Grilled Fillet of Irish Beef, Leeks & Ceps, Peppered Swede, Rich Claret Sauce
Pot-Roasted Guinea Fowl Scented with Rosemary, Ragout of Cannelini Beans, Onions &
Vegetables, Jus Court
Pan-Fried Duck Breast & Confit Leg, Aubergine Caviar, Runner Beans, Tomato and Provencale
Olives, Garlic Jus
Loin of Glazed Suckling Pig, Foie Gras Cabbage, Apple & Mushroom Risotto, Cider Sauce
Braised Black Sole, Clams, Mushrooms & Leeks, Champagne Sauce
Grilled Turbot, Shallot & Garlic Puree, Spiced Cous Cous & Courgettes, Tomato & Garlic Sauce
Roast Sea Bass, Fennel and Chick Peas Scented with Lemongrass & Lime, Basil Remoulade
Grilled Spiced Tuna Steak, Chorizo & Smoked Paprika Risotto Red Pepper Dressing
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Dromoland Castle Dining

Dromoland Castle Dining

See Our Dessert Menu
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Dromoland Castle Dining

Dromoland Castle Dining

Tea/Coffee & Petits Fours
€65.00
(+15% Service Charge and VAT)

WJ’s Review:

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2 Responses to Brendan Vacations Boutique Escorted Tour of Ireland: Dromoland Castle Dining

  1. Hey! I’m at work browsing your blog from my new iphone 4! Just wanted to say I love reading through your blog and look forward to all your posts! Carry on the fantastic work!

    мягкая мебель 10/17/2012 at 12:24 am

    • In the Spring of 1968, me, my wife Carol Ann nee Moore, daughters Kelly, Colleen, and Shawn came to Ireland to stay with reiltaves in West Cork. Being Boston Irish, I always was and remain Irish in heart and mind. My love of the people and the land only grew as each day passed. Back then, everyone was poor but shared what they had with each other and us Yanks. Finally the sad day of departure came and as I was climbing up the ladder to the plane, I looked back and was overwhelmed that I saw place of my grand Da and Nana were born and felt that I would never return. Return we did! As the girls grew we went home numerous times. It never grew old or boring. After the girls had families of their own, they also went back. Now my grandchildren return. Even with the advent of the Celtic Tiger and the leap into the 21st Century, Ireland is the place that I love and share with others. Now the dream that came true! For the past 12 years I have been a courier (tour guide) in Eire. I have the opportunity to address hundreds of tourist each year about the wonders of our people, places and history. I show them the great towns and cities, the beauty of the Cliffs of Moher to the Ring of Kerry. I introduce them to my Irish friends and reiltaves. On a regular basis, someone will ask me if I’m Irish. I tell then no that I am a proud American. That is usually followed up by them saying that my love of Ireland and all things irish are well displayed by the end of the tour. My continued goal is to bring the wonders of Ireland and the Irish people to first time visitors so that they will return. For a guy who boarded that plane in 1968 and never thought that he would return, I have learned the ins and outs of the people, places, culture, and history. I am blessed.Slan, JJM

      Silas 10/29/2012 at 12:29 am

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