Directory overview
- 40 Total businesses
- 4.3 Average rating
- 63% With reviews
- 25% With photos
- 2 Highly rated
- 3 Open on weekends
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Browse library in Newcastle. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 40 results in Newcastle. Average rating 4.3/5 based on 353 reviews & ratings.
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“The largest specialist law library in Ireland. Barristers operate out of this library while doing business in the Four Courts.”
“This school has been an amazing experience for both my son and I.. The staff are so kind and loving to the children... They are willing to take the time to get to know each child and are able to tend to their individual needs.. I would recommend this school to any one who has ever been unhappy with the school setting their child is in or has been in. For me it was night and day.. I makes me so happy to know my child is happy everyday to get up and go to school...”
“Nice new restaurant in Newcastle. Great service and food.”
“We had a lovely lunch here - beef bourguignon which was beautiful. Very reasonably priced and lovely staff. Well worth a visit.”
“This is one of the most beautiful B&Bs we’ve ever had the pleasure of staying at. Immaculately clean; top quality homemade cooking; gorgeous light and modern rooms with comfortable beds. The view of the Carlingford Lough and Slieve Martin from our balcony is just stunning! Like a fairytale storybook view and right on the doorstep of the famous enchanting trails of Kilbroney Park. The house itself is overlooking a beautiful manicured garden square surrounded by gorgeous Victorian style town houses. The private gardens of the B&B are just beautiful and exquisite, we enjoyed a lovely cappuccino and home cooked Irish breakfast in the sun trap of the conservatory (even in January!!), overlooking the boats floating on the Misty winter subbed Lough. The village of Rostrevor is like a mystical land of it’s own with traditional music in cosy pubs every night; gift shops; art boutiques; artists; writers; rich culture and heritage trails as well as festivals all year round. John and Anne are an absolute delight to spend time with. So friendly and feel like family! Anne is a deep spiritual soul; a local woman of many talents who has travelled the world with the famous Sands Folk Band and her work as a painter. John (originally from Dublin) with his background in journalism and as a historical tour guide entertained and delighted us with many interesting tales and anecdotes. We can’t recommend a stay at the Sands B&B enough and would now consider it a home away from home. 5 stars!! A gem of an escape away into a fairytale lane of old ✨”
“Excellent college and great range of courses”
“My children love their school great staff and just super happy with it”
“Trust me this is one of the best schools in the world sad p7 ended too quick”
“In the Bambridge town in the county down, one morning last July”
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