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Las Tapas Cabinteely Is Permanently Closed

Posted by Cabinteely Life on Jan 3, 2019Jan 5, 2019

We can confirm that Las Tapas restaurant in Cabinteely Village has closed.
Their Greystones branch will remain open. Sad to see another restaurant close in the Cabinteely area in recent weeks.

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