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Chinese is the top takeaway of the Carlow public
The weekend comes and a takeaway is on the cards. You're on the sofa, the TV is on, but what is your go-to takeaway?
The most popular takeaway in Carlow is...Chinese!
That's according to Just Eat who reviewed the number of orders placed for each type of takeaway and the data revealed the favourites of each region.
Chinese is the capital's favourite takeaway meal, whilst in Limerick and Cork pizza is preferred.
Carlow - Chinese
Tipperary - pizza
Sligo - Turkish
Louth - pizza
Monaghan - kebab
Donegal - Chinese
Kerry - pizza
Leitrim - Indian
Those in Carlow are partial to a Chinese like those in Dublin, though if you head up to Leitrim you'll find they're more likely to be ordering from their local curry house.
It's actually pizza orders that take the top spot with 16 regions across the country ordering their carb cravings from pizza takeaway restaurants.
Chinese follows in second spot whilst only eight cities order the takeaway the most - if you're not buying pizza then it's likely that Chinese is to be your choice.
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