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Johnny Morgans Fish Shop

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Johnny Morgans Fish Shop

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This long-established family-run business was founded by Johnny Morgan and is now operated by his son Colm.


Morgan's offers a wide range of fresh whitefish and shellfish sourced from the nearby port of Kilkeel. Closed Sun & Mon.

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Johnny Morgans Fish Shop
7 Eimer Court, Market Square , Dundalk Co Louth
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