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I met up with a lot of friends and relatives so didn't have much for sightseeing apart from going on a lovely walk by the Suir as far as Carey's Castle. I found a lovely restaurant the Queen Bee in Irishtown where they serve lovely food and staff are very helpful and friendly. Mulcahy's in Gladstone Street serve lovely lunchtime food I bought a lovely jacket at TX Maxx at a reasonable price Clonmel is very easy to get around and there are local buses

Went on a bank holiday, so lots of places not open. Ate in a nice , friendly pizza restaurant called Prego. Excellent value for money. Had a drink in a traditional pub called Sean Tierney's ,good old fashion bar staff.

Visiting Clonmel and seeing relatives for the first time in over 50 years. It was easy to get to a lot of places, The only down side was the recycling bin, which had not been emptied for some time and we had trouble putting our rubbish out.

There wasn't a great deal to see and do apart from exploring the old streets, town wall etc, and it's a typical old Irish town in many ways. Like most old Irish towns it doesn't make great use of the outdoor spaces despite having a big river in the middle, for example more riverside parks would be great, mostly it was car parks and a quay. Also the pubs were just the usual style, with not much of the way of outdoor areas for a warm day, and no options for anything different like craft beers.

It seemed to us that there were a lot of vacancies in stores down town. Unfortunately we were only able to spend a day in town and it was Sunday so many of the stores were closed. I would like to come back and spend more time there

I stayed at Befani's Mediterranean guest house which exceeded all my expectations. The purpose of my visit was to visit friends. I loved the coffee shops and restaurants. Gave myself lots of time to view places of historical interest. I took a beautiful stroll by the river Suir. I visited the shops and viewed the excellent merchandise where I picked up a few items. I loved the piazza shop under the West Gate who served delicious piazzas and hosted by a very friendly Polish man. I am looking forward to my next trip to Clonmel