Mena House B&B
Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny
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Mena House B&B Kilkenny

Castlecomer Road Kilkenny, County Kilkenny, Ireland

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“Go For It!”

mattnbo (6 reviews)
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Feb 5, 2011

We very much enjoyed our stay at this B&B. It was very comfortable for us and our 6 month old son. The owner, Katherine, was very helpful with travel ideas for all of Ireland. We would definitely stay there again.

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We left Dublin today, with our first stop at the car rental. I have to admit I was nervous about driving, especially in Dublin. Luckily, we got the car outside of downtown so the traffic wasn't so bad. I actually picked up the driving quite quickly. The problems came with figuring out street signs or the lack thereof. However, after a number of U- …

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