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The Basement Gallery takes its name from its location in Dundalk's Town Hall. It's acutally
sited in an old jail which makes it an interesting exhibition space.
Exhibitions by local and national artists change monthly.
Written Feb 4, 2006
Address: Town Hall, Crowe St, Dundalk
The County Museum in Jocelyn Street, just past St Patrick's Cathedral, is well presented and has won several awards.
The ground floor contains an exhibition outlining Dundalk's industrial past, which was built on the railway, brewing and footwear industries. There's a Heinkel bubble car in foyer. The other floors give a general view of Ireland's past from the stone age onwards. Temporary exhibitions are also staged on the top floor.
Open daily 10am - 5.30pm, Sundays 2pm - 6pm
Written Feb 1, 2006
Address: Jocelyn Street
Phone: 042 9327057
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The Windsor comes highly recommended and, according to my straw poll amongst local friends, is the second best restaurant in Dundalk. I took visitors there early on a Friday evening. The restaurant is upstairs from the pub. Surprisingly, we were okay without a reservation but we did have to wait 10-15 minutes for a free table. That was no problem at all.
When we were seated I found the service excellent, and was amazed to find a good menu and delicious food. Typical main courses cost between 10-15 euros so great value too.
Favorite Dish: I had the duck and it was superb!
Written Dec 12, 2006
Address: Dublin Street, Dundalk
Run by an Italian proprietor, this restuarant captures the athmosphere of an authenic Italian trattoria from the colourful tableclothes to the Italian movie posters on the wall.
The menu is strong on pizza and pasta, with a selection of meat, chicken and fish dishes as well.
There's a Bring Your Own option for two diners although any more will have to buy of the wine list.
Reasonably priced and family friendly.
There are two sittings, at 6pm and 9pm. Booking recommended, especially at weekends. Closed Mondays.
Written Jan 21, 2006
Address: Riverlane
A converted town house facing the cathedral in Dundalk town centre. The food is of a very high standard, as is the service. It is a great dining experience with a wide range of freshly prepared gourmet food and a great wine list. The decor is modern yet cosy.
Cube is open for lunch on weekdays and dinner every night except Sundays. The lunch is very good value with such main courses as deep fried cod fillet with chunky chips, wild boar bangers and mash or grilled monkfish. The typical price at lunch is from €9.95 to €14.95. Dinner is more expensive, maybe a little bit too expensive for Dundalk.
Favorite Dish: There are too many good dishes to pick a favourite!!
Written Aug 30, 2004
Address: Roden Place, Dundalk
Phone: 042 93 29898
The food here is real comfort food. There is an early bird €15 menu served before 7pm. This includes a starter, a main course and a small desert taster. Typical starters would include thai fish cakes, smoked chicken tartlet with sun dried tomatoes or homemade carrott and butter bean soup. Main courses include grilled tuna steak, piri piri chicken and grilled rib eye steak. The restaurant is located in seatown in the town centre and displays local artists paintings. It is small so reservations would be advised
Favorite Dish: My favourite dish is the chicken breast in a wholegrain mustard and cream sauce with creamy mash potatoes and sugar snap peas. I also love the lamb meatballs. Yummmmm
Written Aug 30, 2004
Address: 32 Chapel Street, Seatown, Dundalk
Phone: 042 9331113
Since opening its doors The Spirit Store has earned a well deserved reputation as a popular venue for those who
appreciate live music. The upstairs venue is an intimate setting, candles and the tables, holding just 100+, and attracting
brilliant acts. The likes of Josh Ritter, Ron Sexsmith, John Martyn, and Michele Shocked have played there in t he past.
The pub is located on the quayside with fabulous views over Dundalk Bay and the Cooley mountains. Just magic when
the swans swim up to the quay wall and there's a full moon! Good list of continental beers took
Dress Code: informal
Written Jan 19, 2006
Address: Georges Quay, Dundalk
Website: www.spiritstore.ie
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