Synge and Bryne is situated in the heart of Kilbroney Park. We offer an extensive cafe menu and a wide range of teas, coffees and treats. We have easy accessibility and are right beside the mountain bike trails, the play park and the tennis courts.
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Tel +44 (0) 28 4173 7705
* Monday - Sunday
9am - 5pm
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