Gathering House Bed & Breakfast
Region: Sydney and Area / Marconi Trail
Community: Sydney
The Gathering House Bed & Breakfast is a charming Victorian home, circa 1800, located in Sydney, Cape Breton Island. Teigh Ceiligh (Gael...
Founder's Restaurant at the Lakes Resort
The Lakes Golf Course would not have been possible without the vision of community minded supporters and investors. The Ben Eoin Development Group wish to honour and pay tribute to the original shareholders who should be deservingly recognized as being the heart and soul behind the dream of seeing a premier golf course built in Ben Eoin. The passion and unwavering commitment to ensuring the course became a reality will forever remain the pivotal building blocks that have established a foundation for all future development of the course. As a tribute to these individuals and a way to ensure their legacy forever lives on, the restaurant is proudly named “Founders”.
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