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tony2phones


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"Close to downtown at the Riverside House 3, New Quay, guests watch swans swim by from the windows of the expansive rooms. This stately house has been overlooking the Suir for more than a century. (25781. Singles 30; doubles 60, ensuite 65. Cash only.)"

Clonmel is 052 phone code so the number you have is correct as above


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I am going to Clonmel and would like to stay with Pauline at the Riverside House 3, New Quay. I read your post with contact information, but I have been unable to make contact. I have the number as 353 522581. Is that correct? Thanks



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Christine,

Welcome to my forum. I have no post recommending Riverside House in Clonmel. Perhaps you posted on a different forum? See a listing here: http://www.bandbireland.com/accommodation/2083/tipperary/riverside-house-bed-and-breakfast.html It says the owner is Kay Crowe.

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Thank you for the prompt replies.

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Christine,

Hope it works out for you. Let us know if we can help in any other way.

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