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An informal setting for good, fresh food that is well prepared and served in a courteous and professional manner.

We use the best ingredients that we can source - where possible organically grown - to offer you the freshest most authentic Italian food.

We are very passionate about coffee! We only grind the finest beans for our beautiful Marzzoco coffee machine! add some great wines, by the bottle or by the glass and you have it! Eno' Italian Cafe and winebar!

Enjoy

Eno'
As the crow flies you'll come to the cafe
shades of a Tuscany sun
where hearts are as warm
as a sunflower field
and the wine and the laughter are one

And if you have come for a gourmet delight
your memories will bid your return
for the food is authentic as wines of the south
and the servants are sisters in turn
welcome to eno', linger a while
enriched by its ambiance, travel in style

Brendan Connelly, Dundalk June 2009
 

Local poet, Brendan Connelly is a regular customer - often to be seen tapping away on his typewriter while enjoying a coffee and a smoke of his ever present pipe. Brendan composed the above during a vist in June this year. A very hand man to have around if you are struggling with a crossword clue!

Born in Dundalk, Brendan studied Anthropology and Humanities in British Columbia.

He has been writing poetry since 1977 and his poems have been published widely in Ireland and overseas.

His latest book A handsome hardback edition, 'The Bridal Path', is 'a collection of poems from the last 30 years', says Brendan. With another volume due to be published later this year, Brendan says that the collections represent 'the journey from the heart to the soul'.

The next book 'The Pyramid Effect' takes its name from the fact that there are four sides to a pyramid, all of which point to heaven. ' We are living in apocalyptic times and there is a need for prayer,' says Brendan, whose spirituality informs much of his poetry.

In addition to poems spanning 30 years, he is also including verse written more recently, some of which will be appearing in print for the first time.

Although he has no formal launch planned for the collection, Brendan has been invited to give a reading by the residents of Cooley Park and is looking forward to sharing his poems with them.www