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20 November 2017
Dinner and show, Food below par and poor value for money. Pitched the meal as three course but the third course was coffee or tea! The show was interesting and the dancing very good just very long.
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09 November 2017
Wonderful collections of Irish crafts and gifts. The auditorium is well built Not a bad seat in the house.
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31 July 2017
A good time! Good music and dancing, and stay afterwards!
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01 July 2017
The concert lasts about an hour and then you can move to another hall, 'the kitchen', where the performance come after they've changed into their normal clothes and sing and play informally. I really enjoyed that second part-l felt like I was at a private party. And the music was beautiful.
Plus, if you buy a ticket to Bru Boru, you get free admision to the Rock of Cashel.
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01 July 2017
We came here for their evening music and dance performance. The music and dancers were great and afterwards they had an informal, interactive session where you got to see everyone in a more casual environment where they shared some scones and tea with us (alcoholic drinks were also available for a reasonable cost), taught us an easy dance and both the performers and the guests could sing, play music, and share in the evening's entertainment. Super fun and would highly recommend it!
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16 May 2017
Craft shop, Theatre, Tourist information Centre, Cafe, Restaurant, Genealogy Centre, Undergound Interactive Exhibition (Sounds of History), Teach Ceoil and everything in between! You can't miss visiting Brú Ború when passing by Cashel. Brú Ború is right at the foot of the Rock of Cashel (entrance through the Rock of Cashel carpark!) Get a free entrance to the Rock of Cashel when you spend €15 in their craft shop/cafe!
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16 April 2017
A really beautiful and friendly place in the shadow of the rock of cashel
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03 August 2015
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05 June 2015
My wife and I stumbled on this centre and really enjoyed it. We learned quite a lot about music and instruments thru the ages including some replicas of ancient instruments. There is also information about the effects of society on music and culture. Ultimately, we enjoyed several hours at Bru Boru at a very reasonable entry fee,
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