Sportsman’s on the market for €350,000

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The Sportsman’s

The Sportsman’s Bar and Restaurant in Ravensdale has been placed on the market with an asking price of €350,000 with local estates REA Gunne Property.

Located on four acres of land just off the N1, the roadhouse has a car park, a children’s playground and a two storey dwelling needing renovation.

Former owner Paul Keane, who ran the business with his wife Susan, passed away last September following an illness.

United Krav Maga to host bar fight seminar in Dundalk next month

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United Krav Maga will host a bar fight seminar in the Fairways Hotel on Sunday May 11th.

The event, which will be conducted by Artur Dziadkowiec, will allow participants to take part in real life scenarios that will teach them how to deal with hostile events that may occur whilst you are out socialising with friends or family.

For further details call United Krav Maga Dundalk on 085 1114604. Pre-registration for the event is essential as limited places will be available on the day.

Not worth wining about

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In the past few days Bellingham Castle has been sharing new images of inside the refurbished wedding venue and hotel and they’re certainly whetting our appetite to see the place in all its glory when it hosts its first wedding later this month.

Yesterday, the bar was on show but today it’s the wine room. Not yet stocked, it certainly looks set to be a wine drinker’s dream.

€5.4m expansion planned for Darver Castle

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A €5.4m expansion project is planned for Darver Castle, just outside Dundalk.

The Carville family are planning to offer increased facilities for its wedding guests. Currently the castle has 11 bedrooms and guests can also avail of two houses, which are set on the 50 acres of parkland.

New work will include the addition of a bedroom block containing 26 bedrooms, a new restaurant, bar, kitchen and reception area as well as the conversion of existing buildings to a civil ceremony chapel.

Planning permission for the expansion has been in place for around 18 months but the Carville family recently applied for further permission to expand the reception area of the castle. It is not known when work will start on the project, which is one of more than €300m worth of building projects currently in the pipeline in the hotel and leisure sector nationally.