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Canal Boat Restaurant
Dublin City, Co. Dublin
With Canal Boat Restaurant guests can enjoy a three course meal on board MV Cadhla, while cruising along a stretch of Dublin City's Grand Canal.

Canal Boat Restaurant provides a two hour dining cruise aboard Cadhla, an electric barge inspired by the traditional 1920s Guinness canal barges. Freshly prepared meals are served throughout the journey as the vessel travels along the Grand Canal.

The cruise passes under historic bridges and through a canal lock hand operated by the crew. Outdoor deck areas provide views of the canal and surrounding cityscape, while drinks are available from the onboard bar.

In addition to scheduled dinner cruises, Cadhla is available for private hire for occasions including birthdays, family celebrations and corporate events. A range of food and beverage options are available to suit different requirements. Cruises depart from Grand Canal Jetty on Mespil Road with dates and departure times provided during the booking process.

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Grand Canal Jetty Mespil Road Dublin 4 DUBLIN 4, Dublin, D04 V4H9, Ireland
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