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El Paso Restaurant
El Paso Restaurant in Howth, Dublin, is located in a beautiful fishing village just 10 miles north of Dublin, and if you are looking for fresh seafood, genuine Mexican cuisine or perhaps vegetarian dishes, then this is the restaurant you want to visit. Everything about El Paso Restaurant is real, the excellent food, the warm atmosphere, even the service, which is quick and friendly, and no, there are no sombreros in our restaurant. Our restaurant is fully licensed and we are well stocked with favourite beers, fine wines and spirits, as well as the ever popular margaritas and, of course, sangria, one of El Paso's famous trademarks. Our late bar has live music, and is open on Fridays and Saturdays till about 2.30am. Situated on the scenic Howth Peninsula, Howth is a vibrant fishing village that you would enjoy visiting when touring Ireland, and when you do, we look forward to entertaining you in our friendly Mexican restaurant.

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The Abbey Tavern
The Abbey Tavern in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is a world famous 16th century traditional Irish pub with exquisite food menus and entertainment. The venue is also available for hire, and they have a wide range of private rooms suitable for all event types including weddings, Christmas parties, corporate events, family events, and live events, and the well equipped meeting rooms are available for indoor and outdoor activities with a range of catering options. Delicious meals are served throughout the day from exquisite choices of soups, salads, chowders, seafood and fish dishes, classic mains and succulent grills, they also have gourmet sandwiches, pasta and vegetarian dishes with sides. The Abbey Tavern also hosts Ireland's longest running traditional Irish show with meals, drinks, Irish music and dance, and in this historical location, the dancers perform some of Ireland’s oldest dance routines. There are 4 satellite boxes, 7 HD screens and subscriptions to all of the major sports channels, so come one, come all.

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King Sitric
King Sitric in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is a premier seafood restaurant with stunning seaview accommodation, and they have earned an international reputation for their hospitality and fine seafood. This harbourside restaurant offers fresh fish dishes landed daily, expertly prepared by the chef, and they have their own lobster fishermen for a particular favourite on the menu, they cater to parties, groups, weddings, celebrations and more in style with an outstanding wine list. There's the award winning East Cafe Bar for casual dining and socialising as well, open all day for delectable meals including, soups, seafood, platters to share and homemade desserts. King Sitric also offers 8 guest rooms named after lighthouses, and the lapping of the waves will lull you to sleep after a day out exploring and a wonderful meal in the bar or restaurant, there are family rooms, standard rooms, a penthouse and superior rooms, come for their excellence in hospitality, it's all here.

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Shanes Howth Hikes
Shanes Howth Hikes in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland offers coastal cliff hikes and historical village walks in all the splendours of nature, it's a summer adventure of salty air, forest and jungle, heathland and inspiring cliffs with breathtaking views, it's not to be missed. Tours include corporate adventures, a Howth Heritage walk with easy and informative stroll around the village, a Howth Safari, noted for being Dublins most inspiring hike and there's more with something for everyone. Shanes Howth Hikes welcomes you on a wonderful journey of sights, sounds and aromas, the awe inspiring beauty of nature and more enjoyed with the magical crew, it's an adventure not to be missed.

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The Hurdy Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio
The Hurdy Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland in Martello Tower North and offers a fascinating and interesting collection of radios, gramophones and other radio related paraphenalia, and is not run as a commercial enterprise. A team of volunteers provide tours and introductions to the collections, they also host regular events which includes a journey through the history of the city, visiting drinking establishments and more. The Hurdy Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio also has a collections of stamps, telegrams and valves, as well as all manner of artefacts relating to the history of communication in Ireland, come for a memorable visit and walk back in time.

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