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lbhspatriot Says: Oxegen,is Heineken sponsored music festival held since 2004, sponsored by Heineken. Previously it was hoste by Guinness (called Witness) but now the Dutch Beer took over completely :)It is held annually in July.Since 2008 the festival is expanded to three days and takes...
lbhspatriot Says: The Millennium Maze is located in Ballinafagh Farm and was grown to mark the Millenium, it is designed to shape as an irish Cross and covers about an acre of paths. It is a family spot as it has a picnic area, pets corner and a mini golf course. Fun for everyone as they say.
lbhspatriot Says: Coolcarrigan is a hidden oasis in Naas, I was suprised that something like this could be found on a farming estate. It contains exepctional parkland, avenues overlooked by trees and a lake. The gardes are a host to a great collection of shrubs and trees in Ireland (I can...
1 Review and 198 Opinions A friend booked the Osprey for me and I must say I was absolutely delighted with her choice. We...
MASH: Definitely up there with the best
SabrinaSummerville Says: MASH is the name given to the really first class restaurant of the Osprey hotel in Naas. It is so far away from the staple hotel food diet of egg mayonnaise and roast turkey & ham that it deserves special attention.Ask for a window seat, as these are definitely the best,...
The Storehouse: Fab Restaurant
kentishgirl Says: Its a very upmarket kind of place (what was I doing there!?!), the food is wonderful and the staff are fantastic.One of the waiters dropped a glass right near our table, after he had cleaned up and apologised hundreds of times, he then proceeded to take our plates and...
Fletcher's: Fletcher's - A Must See
orlanemo Says: Fletcher's is an institution in Naas. It is a place of quiet reflection and the respectable pint. Tom Fletcher serves behind the bar and is 100% gentleman. He serves you your pint in its own good time and and doesn't skimp on polite friendliness. It is worth a visit alone...
Kavanagh's Pub: One of Naas's best pubs
orlanemo Says: Kavanagh's is a great pub. To the front is an old style Irish pub which is the original bar. As you move further through to the back, it opens into a more modern bar which is open at the weekends. Out side is an ample smoking area (In the courtyard there is also a Tapas bar...
lbhspatriot Says: The Furness House is not in Naas itself but pretty close and is a Georgian house built in Palladian style around 1730. It is worth seeing for the ornate plasterwork and woodcarvings. The house is open to public between 8 April - 9 June 2006 and admission is 5 euro.The...
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Its a very upmarket kind of place (what was I doing there!?!), the food is wonderful and the staff are fantastic.One of the waiters dropped a glass right near...
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Naas is the biggest town of county Kildare in Ireland, it got its name from the irish expression Nás na Ríogh that means Meeting Place of the Kings. It is a busy commuter town (as many people live...
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When I was a Law Student there were occasions when I would take the bus home to Waterford (although I far preferred to take the train). The bus route took me through the Town of Naas and I always...
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Commuter Town with more than meets the eye
I grew up in a village on the outskirts of Naas. Yes its the commuter belt but it also has a soul of its own. There are some fine pubs, cafés, restaurants as well as a number of interesting places to...
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Inbetween Dublin and Kildare (as well as Cork, Limerick, and Waterford) is the little town of Naas, Ireland. "Naas" or "An Nás" means "The Place of Assembly". It has also been calls "Nas Laighean"...
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