Having moved from their original small but cosy home above The Anchor Bar to a much better location near the Slieve Donard Hotel, Brunel's may no longer be hidden but it is still a real gem in this famous seaside town.
The new restaurant is far more s ... more...
Renowned for its brightly coloured streetscape and rich variety of cultural activities, this picturesque village on the Beara Way deserves a mindfully operated restaurant of character - and visitors are very pleasantly surprised when they find this del ... more...
Since 2000, Euro-Toques chef Michael O’Meara has been pleasing diners with his wonderfully creative cooking at his seafood restaurant in the city centre. Together with his wife, Sinead Hughes, they’ve created a Galway favourite, just a coup ... more...
Situated on busy College Street in the centre of Killarney, the former Miss Courtney’s Tea Rooms has transformed itself into an Irish Tapas venue.
An unusual place and well worth a visit when in Killarney. more...
North County Dublin is generously supplied with lovely places to visit, and the 12th century Malahide Castle and its extensive grounds would be high on any list of favourites.
Surrounding the castle, there are woodland walks, sports grounds, a childre ... more...
Enda McEvoy, the chef responsible for putting Galway on the international dining map, finally opened this much anticipated venue late in 2014 and it soon became the toast of the town.
Located in a stretch of industrial glass buildings just off Eyre Sq ... more...
Maire O’Connor’s former sporting lodge on the shores of Lough Inagh makes a delightful small hotel, with a country house atmosphere. It has large, well-proportioned rooms, interesting period detail and lovely fireplaces with welcoming log f ... more...
A picturesque 18th century coach house in the heart of Kinsale provides the perfect setting for this relaxed and atmospheric wine bar. Opened in 2013, in a town already well supplied with good casual eating places, it hit the ground running and has nev ... more...
They say they ‘love to make great food for the city that loves to eat it’: Graze is a perfect example of how far Belfast has come in food terms.
Bringing a wealth of experience at some of the best hotels in the world to East Belfast’ ... more...
A pleasant walk away from Kilmainham Gaol and associated attractions this Italian café/restaurant is situated on the ground floor of a modern building but the atmosphere inside is cosy and the restaurant has an immediate feel of authenticity.
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From the homely to the very grand, these delicious dishes celebrate the diversity of Irish country houses, castles and a number of top restaurants, with recipes clearly ex ...
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This vintage cookbook is out of print and only available here. Georgina Campbell's outstanding and comprehensive cookbook published in 1992 contains recipes and dishes for ...
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