The hungry journalist saw all sides of Limerick and raved about Adare Manor Hotel and a great fry up he got in Enzo's cafe in the city centre. Adare, although there are eggs, rashers sausages and fried potatoes on my plate, the full Irish breakfast at the Adare Manor Hotel is nothing like a midnight fry- up at Enzo's Cafe. The food is excellent, the tablecloths spotless, the service impeccable. Importantly, he stresses that, notwithstanding the boom times, Ireland is as warm and convivial as ever. There are all sorts of places around the world to find food and drink, but only one where they are served up like this.
Irish hospitality is safe.
He described it as a bold, all embracing, claim but rarely had a truer word been penned. Great praise indeed. For Gallagher it was not the Guinness or the autumn sunlight on the Clare Hills that made his visit special but the rugby and the people that he found so uplifting. So, as far as restaurants, rugby and hotels go, we seem to be getting it right. Do we did some co-ordinator to tell the world how great we and what we have to offer.