IDA AC 2011 Programme

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May 12-15, 2011 Slieve Russell Hotel

IDA Annual Conference

Y LEARNING B THE LAKES Full attendance guarantees your entire 2011 CPD requirements

PRESIDENT’S WELCOME

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May 12-15, 2011 Slieve Russell Hotel

IDA Annual Conference

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Dear Colleague The Annual Conference for 2011 moves to a new location in beautiful County Cavan.

The Slieve Russell Hotel and Country Club is the venue for next year’s conference from May 12 to 15, 2011. The hotel has a state-of-the-art conference centre, excellent accommodation and leisure facilities, and a championship golf course on the doorstep.

The emphasis will be on learning and fun in a wonderful tranquil setting.

Our visiting speakers include: Fred Barnett – Programme Director of the Postdoctoral Endodontic Programme at the Albert Einstein Medical Centre, Philadelphia.

Esmonde Corbet – Professor of Periodontics at the University of Hong Kong.

Brid Hendron – Runs a private practice in Northern Ireland and will present on improving communication skills in the dental team.

Harald Heymann – Professor and Director of Graduate Operative Dentistry at the UNC School of Dentistry, North Carolina.

Richard Ibbetson – Director of the Edinburgh Postgraduate Dental Institute and Chair of Primary Dental Care at the University of Edinburgh.

In addition, a talented group of home-based speakers will present on a variety of interesting topics. Friday afternoon’s programme is devoted to the entire dental team.

Our motivational speaker is Sean McGowan, who earlier this year became the first Irishman to row solo across the Atlantic!

Once again, we welcome the involvement of our dental trade colleagues who will showcase the most up-to-date materials, equipment and services on Friday and Saturday, May 13 and 14, at our trade show.

Attendance at the conference guarantees dental practitioners their entire annual CPD requirements for 2011. There will also be presentations in all three core CPD subject areas of infection control, oral radiology and medical emergencies.

The conference will include a varied social programme, including cultural events, golf and our annual dinner on Saturday May 14, along with a fun night for all on Thursday May 12. Remember to include ‘Cavan – Learning by the Lakes’ in the 2011 diary for you and all your dental team.

We look forward to welcoming you to Cavan in May 2011!

Conor McAlister President Elect

THURSDAY MAY 12

PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES

1. Conservative aesthetic and restorative dentistry – a potpourri for clinical success Prof. Harald Heymann 9.00am – 5.00pm Following attendance at this course, the participant should be able to: 1. Distinguish between the many new enamel-dentine adhesives (including stress-breaking liners and selfetching primers), and describe their clinical performance based on clinical research.

2. Describe the causes of dentinal sensitivity and identify appropriate techniques for effecting desensitisation.

3. Relate the best ways to achieve success with posterior composite restorations.

4. Describe the uses of new chemotherapeutic materials, such as ACP, xylitol and probiotics, in the treatment of high caries risk patients.

5. Identify the various types of vital bleaching products and procedures (in-office, home and OTC), along with their indications, contraindications and efficacy.

6. Describe conservative concepts for replacing missing anterior teeth using all-porcelain bonded pontics.

7. Describe the clinical technique involved in preparing and delivering etched porcelain veneers.

8. Identify time-proven, research-validated methods for pulp capping.

9. Relate the various methods for treating white spot lesions.

2. Advanced endodontics – lecture and workshop Dr. Fred Barnett

9.00am – 5.00pm

Endodontic techniques have undergone revolutionary changes in the past several years. If the techniques that you currently use in practice were acquired more than five years ago, they may be outmoded and less efficient than more contemporary methods.

This lecture and hands-on workshop will provide an opportunity to update participants and familiarise them with the latest advances in molar endodontics. Upon completing this course, you will be prepared to perform endodontics in a more straightforward and successful manner.

Topics to be covered: n contemporary coronal and radicular access in molars; n the use of ultrasonics to uncover hidden anatomy; n the use of the Twisted File®; n resin-based root filling materials; and, n thermoplastic filling techniques.

3. Problem solving in restorative dentistry Prof. Richard Ibbetson

9.00am – 5.00pm

This day-long course is divided into two halves.

In the morning, participants will have the opportunity to analyse the records of two different patients presenting with complex problems in restorative dentistry. Casts, radiographs, case histories and photographs will be provided to allow diagnoses and formulation of a treatment plan. These will then be discussed.

The afternoon session will take the form of a quiz. This will focus on decision-making in restorative dentistry: a wide range of problems and clinical scenarios will be presented with excellent opportunities for discussion and interaction.

4. Medical emergencies (half-day) Dr. Alison Dougall

2.00pm – 5.00pm

Prevention is the most effective strategy for coping with medical emergencies. It must be remembered, however, that despite all efforts at prevention, EMERGENCIES will happen and there are five steps that minimise the likelihood of serious consequences developing if a medical emergency should arise in your practice: 1. Knowing the underlying medical history.

2. Evaluating the patient correctly.

3. Having knowledge and confidence in how to use emergency/rescue medication.

4. Keeping up to date with CPR techniques.

5. Regularly practising scenarios with your team.

This course will cover all of the above and will include hands-on practice at diagnosing different emergency situations and administering drugs for the managment of conditions such as angina, anaphylaxis, hypoglycaemia and epilepsy. CPR update and emergency scenarios will also be covered.

5.30PM

IDA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

CRANAGHAN SUITE

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FRED BARNETT

FRANK BURKE

PAUL CASHMAN

ESMONDE CORBET

Fred received his DMD degree in 1978 and his Certificate in Endodontics in 1981, both from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Medicine. He received his Board Certification in Endodontics in 1986, has served as the Director of Postdoctoral Endodontics at the University of Pennsylvania, and is currently the Vice-Chairman of Dental Medicine and Chairman and Program Director of the IB Bender Postdoctoral Endodontic Program at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia.

Frank graduated in 1982. After completing his Masters in Gerodontics at London University, he served as Lecturer in Gerodontics at the London Hospital Medical College.

Since 1998 he has been Senior Lecturer/Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at University College Cork.

He is Past-President of the British Society for Gerodontology, the Irish Division of the International Association for Dental Research, and the British Association of Teachers of Conservative Dentistry.

Paul qualified from the DDH in 2000. Following experience in NHS/private practice, he graduated with a certificate in Prosthodontics and Masters in Oral Science from the University of Iowa in 2009. He has also completed fellowships in maxillofacial prosthetics and dental oncology at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, and in prosthodontics from the American College of Prosthodontics and the Faculty of Dentistry at the RCSI. He is a Clinical Lecturer/ Honorary Specialist at the Eastman Dental Institute.

Esmonde graduated in dentistry from University College Dublin in 1975. From 1976 to 1980 he worked at the Royal Dental Hospital of London. In 1980 he moved to Hong Kong to participate in setting up dental education at The University of Hong Kong. Having enjoyed a 30-year long sojourn at the University of Hong Kong, he is now Professor, Postgraduate Programme Director and Senior Clinician in Periodontology, when as a child all he ever wanted was to become a van driver’s assistant!

FRIDAY MAY 13

DENTISTS’ PROGRAMME

8.30am

Registration

9.00am

Adhesive dentistry: separating fact from fiction

8.30am

TEA/COFFEE

11.00am

Dental implants – to replace missing teeth or to replace teeth?

Esmonde Corbet

Panoramic imaging and beyond – the world of 3D CBCT

Eric Whaites

12.30pm

Q&A and Discussion

1.00pm

LUNCH and GP MEETING

Registration

Harald Heymann

10.30am

11.45am

FRIDAY MAY 13

A dedicated morning programme for dental nurses – further details to follow.

DENTAL TEAM AFTERNOON 2011 will see the continuation of our Dental Team Programme, with the full conference theatre in use. Presentations will be applicable to every member of the dental team.

2.00pm

A risky business – if only we weren’t human

John Tiernan

2.30pm

Practice management: learn from my mistakes!

John Seward

3.00pm

TEA/COFFEE

3.30pm

Why they don’t always do it your way

4.30pm

Tough times enable improvement

5.30PM

TRADE SHOW PARTY

Brid Hendron Sean McGowan

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WIL COULTER

BARRY DACE

ALISON DOUGALL

CLARE HEALY

Wil is the author of over 60 research publications and book chapters, and has a special interest in infection control prevention in dentistry, a subject on which he has written and presented extensively.

He has written infection control manuals and training material on infection control in dentistry for dental practitioners. Wil is the coauthor of the recently published Basic guide to Infection Prevention and Control in Dentistry.

Barry graduated from Queen’s University, Belfast in 1999 and obtained his MFDS from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in 2001. He completed his Masters degree in Periodontics at the University of Minnesota in 2004 and now works in full-time practice limited to periodontics and implant dentistry in Booterstown in Dublin.

Barry has a particular interest in the antimicrobial aspects of periodontics, since he also holds a first-class honours degree in microbiology.

Alison is Lecturer and Consultant in Medically Compromised Patients at the Dublin Dental University Hospital. She qualified in Leeds, UK, and trained in special needs dentistry at the Eastman Dental Institute. She provides dental care for medically compromised patients at St James’s Hospital and St Vincent’s University Hospital, and her areas of special interest include inherited coagulation disorders, special care and sedation, and treatment of patients with challenging behaviour.

After qualifying in dentistry from Trinity College Dublin, Clare worked in the DDUH before taking up a post in the Royal London Hospital as a clinical research fellow. She was awarded a PhD in 1995. She then returned to Trinity College Dublin to study medicine. After working in St James’s Hospital, she completed specialist training in oral medicine in DDUH and obtained the exit fellowship in oral medicine. She has been working as a consultant/senior lecturer in the DDUH since then and is currently Director of Teaching and Learning (Postgraduate).

SATURDAY MAY 14

DENTISTS’ PROGRAMME 1

SATURDAY MAY 14

DENTISTS’ PROGRAMME 2

Saturday’s programme will see the main dental programme ‘split’ into two parallel programmes.

Delegates can move between the halls as the presentation times are synchronised.

9.00am

Practical skills for modern restorative dentistry – part I

Richard Ibbetson

9.00am

Single vs. multiple visit endontics I

Fred Barnett

9.00am

Practical skills for modern restorative dentistry – part II

Richard Ibbetson

9.00am

Single vs. multiple visit endontics II

Fred Barnett

10.30am

TEA/COFFEE

10.30am

TEA/COFFEE

11.00am

Emerging pathogens and implications for infection control in the dental clinic

11.00am

Prescribing for pain

Wil Coulter

The ageing population: problem or opportunity?

11.45am

Evidence-based tooth whitening

Frank Burke

11.45am

John O’Brien

Bruce Matis

12.30

Q&A

12.30

Q&A

1.00pm

LUNCH

1.00pm

LUNCH

2.00pm

Early diagnosis of oral cancer

2.00pm

The generation game: orthodontic management for the youth and youthful

Simon Wolstencroft

Tobacco and the dentist – ‘from the hit to the quit’

Barry Dace

2.30pm

Current concepts in management of cancer – related to dentistry

Clare Healy

Paul Cashman

2.30pm

3.00pm

TEA/COFFEE

3.00pm

TEA/COFFEE

3.30pm

Top tips for your dental practice website Mark Kelly

3.30pm

Practical paediatric dentistry

Margaret Tuite

4.00pm

Medical emergencies

4.00pm

Dentists and their finances

John O’Connor

Andrew Norris

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BRID HENDRON

HARALD HEYMANN

RICHARD IBBETSON

MARK KELLY

Brid qualified from Trinity College Dublin in 1992. She has worked in general practice for many years and has a special interest in relaxing nervous, anxious and phobic patients. Brid is the only dentist with an NLP trainer qualification in Ireland and is also qualified in hypnosis. She provides training for healthcare professionals in advanced communication skills. Many practitioners have enlisted her help with communicating with and managing patients, and she has helped to transform their practices into both patient friendly and thriving businesses.

Harald graduated from the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry. He is particularly active in the clinical research of aesthetic restorative materials and participates in a dental practice devoted largely to aesthetic dentistry. He is a member of the Academy of Operative Dentistry, and is Past-President and a Fellow of the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry. He also serves as a consultant to the ADA. Harald is currently Professor and Director of Graduate Operative Dentistry at the UNC School of Dentistry.

Richard is the Director of the Edinburgh Postgraduate Dental Institute, Chair of Primary Dental Care, University of Edinburgh, and Honorary Consultant in Restorative Dentistry, NHS Lothian. He graduated in 1974 and spent 20 years at the Eastman Dental Institute in London before moving to Scotland in 1999 to become Director of the Postgraduate Dental Institute at the University of Edinburgh. His main clinical interests lie in the teaching and practice of fixed prosthodontics. He has lectured and taught extensively in many parts of the world.

Mark Kelly graduated in dentistry from Trinity College Dublin in 2000.

That same year, he co-founded a web design and consultancy company. Mark has been involved in the planning, design and implementation of many websites across a range of industries. He now focuses primarily on website usability and search engine optimisation, and advises businesses on maximising their online presence. He is also co-owner of a busy multi-surgery clinic in Dublin.

Mark is the current webmaster for the Irish Dental Association website (www.dentist.ie).

BRUCE A. MATIS

SEAN MCGOWAN

ANDREW NORRIS

JOHN O'BRIEN

Bruce has a Master of Science degree in Operative Dentistry. He served for 22 years in the United States Air Force and retired in 1993.

He then joined the faculty at Indiana University School of Dentistry, where he is Director of the Clinical Research Section. He is a consultant to the American Dental Association and member of the International Organization for Standardization on Tooth Whitening. He also serves as Associate Editor of the Operative Dentistry journal. Bruce has lectured and published extensively on whitening agents.

Sean is the first Irish person to row solo unsupported across an ocean.

It took him 118 days to cover the 5,000km in what is widely recognised as the worst weather to hit any ocean rowing attempt. He is an MBA qualified engineer who has worked primarily with multinationals. He has received the University of Limerick Outstanding Alumni personal achievement award, Limerick’s civic and mayoral receptions, and Europe's Get Out There adventurer of the year. Sean has appeared on national television and other media.

Andrew graduated from the University of Bristol in 1998. He has since worked in general dental practice, and as a Senior House Officer in Restorative Dentistry and Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery in Ireland, England and Australia. He has also worked as a general dental surgeon in the Northern Area Health Board. Andrew completed a three-year full-time Masters in Oral Surgery at the Dublin Dental School, and was awarded the FFD in Oral Surgery from the RCSI in 2007.

Andrew currently practises as a specialist oral surgeon.

John received his BDS from UCC in 1978 and spent the next 22 years in general practice. Between 2000 and 2002, he completed the postgraduate program at UCLA, Los Angeles, and received a clinical certificate in orofacial pain management. He served two years as an assistant clinical professor in the Department of Orofacial Pain at USC, and completed his American board examination. On returning to Dublin, John established practices confined to orofacial pain management and oral appliance management of snoring in Dublin, Galway and Portlaoise.

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JOHN O’CONNOR

JOHN SEWARD

JOHN TIERNAN

MARGARET TUITE

John O’Connor is the Managing Director of Omega Financial Management and has over 17 years of financial experience having previously worked in Bank of Ireland Asset Management, Private Clients and Woodchester Bank.

John formed Omega in 2001 with the specific purpose of providing financial advice to professionals.

Omega are the Mortgage Advisors to IDA as well as offering financial advice to groups such as Engineers Ireland, Veterinary Ireland, Certified Public Accountants and the RCSI.

John graduated from UCC with a BDS in 1984. He spent six years in the UK before returning to Cork in 1990, where he works in general practice. He is a past president of the Munster Branch, IDA. John has been writing a monthly article in the Irish Dentist magazine since 2003. He started orthodontic training with Skip Truitt in 2006 and has developed this side of his general practice since then.

John qualified from the Dublin Dental School in 1980 and spent 14 years in general dental practice before joining Dental Protection in 1994. He was an elected member of the UK General Dental Council for 10 years. In 2007 he took up the post of Director of Educational Services for MPS. John has written and lectured extensively in the UK and internationally, and is co-author of Risk Management in General Dental Practice with Raj Rattan. He has also lectured extensively on customer care in dentistry and has worked with many practices in the UK who were converting to fully private practice.

Margaret graduated from DDUH in 1989 with first class honours. She was awarded a Masters in Paediatric Dentistry from Ohio State University and Children’s Hospital, Columbus where she completed the residency training programme as Chief Resident in 1995. Margaret commenced practice in Dublin limited to paediatric dentistry in 1997.

Programme for DENTAL HYGIENISTS DENTAL TECHNICIANS ERIC WHAITES

SIMON WOLSTENCROFT

Eric is Senior lecturer/Honorary Consultant and Head of the Department of Dental and Maxillofacial Radiological Imaging at King’s College London Dental Institute (based at Guy’s Hospital).

He is former President of the British Society of Dental and MaxilloFacial Radiology and the European Academy of Dental and MaxilloFacial Radiology. Eric is a member of the Dental Radiology Examination Board of the Royal College of Radiologists.

He is a national and international lecturer and author of several publications.

Simon graduated from Cardiff University and spent five years in general dental practice. He completed three years in Oral and Maxillofacial surgical units before returning to Cardiff to undertake orthodontic specialty training.

Simon undertook consultancy training in Birmingham Dental Hospital and also completed a Diploma in health care management .He teaches at both undergraduate and post graduate levels in the Dublin Dental University Hospital.

Simon is an examiner for the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in the Membership in Orthodontics examination.

Details to be confirmed at a later date.

SATURDAY MORNING MAY 14

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Table Demonstrations Applications are invited from dentists wishing to present Table Demonstrations and Poster Presentations at the Annual Conference 2011. Demonstrations will be held from 2.30pm to 5.00pm on Friday, May 13.

The area will be available for setting up of Table Demonstrations from lunchtime on Friday.

Applicants are requested to give a practical demonstration that will recycle in five minutes or less rather than a mini-lecture.

The organising committee will review all applications and reserve the right to accept or reject any application. It is hoped that a

multiplicity of dental interests will be covered.

Please send details of your Table Demonstration, including the title of your presentation and a short abstract of what your presentation includes, to: Table Demonstrations Irish Dental Association Unit 2 Leopardstown Office Park Sandyford Dublin 18

Dr Joe Moloney Award

Tony Costello Memorial Medal

2010 Moloney Award winner, Dr Seamus Sharkey, is pictured with Dr Paddy Crotty, Chairman of the judging panel for the Award.

Costello Medal winners in 2010 represented Trinity College Dublin. Dental students Chloe Kassis-Crowe and John Reidy are pictured here with Mrs Jackie Costello and Dr Billy Davis, President of the IDA.

This year sees the continuation of the Dr Joe Moloney Award, kindly sponsored by the Dental Health Foundation. This award will be given to the presentation judged as Best Table Demonstration by a panel of judges. A magnificent glass trophy will be awarded in perpetuity. A poster presentation, while welcome, will not be eligible for the Award.

The competition for the Tony Costello Memorial Medal will be judged on a Table Demonstration or Poster Presentation of not more than 10 minutes on a subject applicable to general dental practice.

Each of the three dental schools may enter a team of a maximum of two people. The presentation will be judged on: n clinical usefulness; n academic content; n presentation; and, n originality.

The Irish Dental Association will provide a grant of €400 per demonstration.

President’s Golf Competition The President’s Golf Competition will take place at the spectacular Slieve Russell Golf Course on Sunday, May 15.

Tee time: 10.30am Green fees: €35 Playing in three balls As well as conference delegates, accompanying persons and all trade exhibitors are welcome to play.

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€150

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€350

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€350

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€700

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€450

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€950

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€540

€590

€1,050

€1,130

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€620

€670

€1,240

€1,290

€80 each

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€80 each

€160 each

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€250

€300

€500

€550

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€450

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€900

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€550

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€1,100

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€640

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€720

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€80 each

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€800

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€400

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€450

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€600

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€700

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€790

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€870

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€80 each

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€400

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€450

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€600

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€700

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€790

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€120

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€150

€170

€300

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€100

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SOCIAL PROGRAMME Annual Dinner

€85

Presidents Prize Golf

€35

ACCOMMODATION 2011

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Accommodation will book up very quickly at the conference hotel, the Slieve Russell. You are strongly advised to book accommodation early to avoid disappointment. Booking at the Slieve Russell will open on Friday 7th January. All bookings must be made directly with the hotel.

There will be feeder buses available for your usage to and from the Slieve Russell Hotel to your respective accommodation.

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Slieve Russell Hotel

049 952 5071

slieve-reservations@quinn-hotels.com

€65 pps B&B

€105 B&B

Radisson Farnham Estate

049 437 7700

info.farnham@radissonblu.com

€65 pps B&B

€105 B&B

Cavan Crystal Hotel

049 436 0600

info@cavancrystalhotel.com

€70pps B&B

€105 B&B

Hotel Kilmore

049 433 2288

info@hotelkilmore.ie

€69 pps B&B

€110 B&B

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An Crannog

049 952 6545

Joy Dermody

Next door to hotel

Cherrytree

049 952 6862

Marie Reilly

Across Road from Hotel

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* Not Bord Failte Approved Dungimmon House

049 952 6479

John & Grainne Deegan

2 minute drive

Drumacon House

049 952 2542

Margaret Laney

4 minute drive

Carnagh House

049 952 3300

Rosaline Howden

6 minute drive

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