special diet in Ireland

Date: 3:08 PM, 02/02/11

special diet in Ireland

tony2phones · Guru

Ireland has a high level of Coeliac sufferers and your first point of contact could be the CSI who will be able to advise you on any needs,

http://www.coeliac.ie/

CowboyCraic · Guru

Amy,

Ireland is one of the top five, I believe, countries where Coeliac is prevalent.

Most of the restaurants in your major hub cities will have Glutren-free offerings on the menu. Druid Lane in Galway has Gluten Free offerings. Kilkenny Restaurant in Dublin is one on which I have heard positive feedback. Eason's in Cork is another. Its a Bagel, a Bagel chain found in Dublin, has gluten-free bagels and soups/salads. O'Connell's, also in Dublin, is highly touted as being Gluten-free friendly.

I often use Georgina Campbell's link for helping people find places to eat whilst traveling in Ireland. Here it is and I hope you find it helpful.

Slan Beo,

Bit

Michele Erdvig · Host

Amy,

As Tony and Bit have said Ireland is very Coelaic friendly. I even know of a B&B in Dingle that does gluten-free desserts and breakfasts. In the supermarkets there are plenty of gluten-free products. Most restaurants are sensitive to your needs. So just make your needs known to them and you will be catered to.

Michele