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URC - Semi-Finals

URC - Cape Town & Limerick

Best Area to Stay in Cape Town & Limerick

Camps Bay

• Full of coffee shops and cocktail bars, with Table Mountain in the background. I am sure the scrum-half in your group would like some skinny margaritas.

• Enjoy a luxurious weekend with a beautiful beach just steps away. Plus, you're only 40 minutes from the stadium.

Limerick City Centre

• Boasting a rich and storied past, the oldest district of the city provides travelling supporters with a wide variety of options.

• If we have learned anything from the World Cup in France, staying in the oldest and most historic areas is your best bet.

Best Breakfast & Coffee in Cape Town & Limerick for Before and After the Match

Our Local - Kloof Street

• If you find yourself wandering on Kloof Street, settle your pre-match nerves with the brilliant larder of grub on offer here.

• Carnivores will find themselves very much at home at Our Local. South Africans most certainly know their meats.

Kleinsky’s - Regent Rd

• The atmosphere in Kleinsky’s is a major contributor to making it on to the list. The locals and players absolutely love this place.

• It is a deli that is reenacting a classic New York-style bagel shop. The bagels travel extremely well. So whether you’re having a braai for the evening or heading to the match, give this place a visit and you wont be disappointed.

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Hook and Ladder - Sarsfield Street

• An award-winning cafe nested in the heart of the city centre.

• The generous portions and central location make it hard to beat in terms of your early-morning itinerary. This place appears to have rugby supporters in mind when it comes to matchday.

The Buttery - Bedford Row

• Opened by a Limerick local in 2014 with an infectious drive to boost Limercik’s food scene.

• Serving up creative comfort food along with an extensive cocktail list, you can always rely on the team here to fill you up for the day ahead of you.

• Popular with Munster players also on their days off.

Is your destination not covered?

Heading on a stag, hen or venturing on an away day? You probably encounter the following:

1. Your friends leave everything until last minute.

2. They rely on one person to pick what the entire group is doing and where you are going.

3. If a place is rubbish, your friends turn to you and never let you forget that woefully bad place you took them.

Well, look no further. If you want an itinerary that is based on prior groups’ memorable experiences and local recommendations, just reply to this email.

Best Restaurants in Cape Town & Limerick for Before and After the Match