Exceptional cooking of local foods by a dedicated owner chef and great service are the USPs that tempt those in the know across the Peace Bridge, to Sean Harrigan’s popular informal restaurant in the Waterside area.
Named in honour of the 'soot ... more...
This famous and much-loved traditional grocery-bar in the centre of Sligo Town is a listed building dating back to 1864. Having previously had only two owners (the original builder and then the Hargadon family who gave it the current name), it was acqu ... more...
Denis Good has been processing and wholesaling quality seafood in Carrigaline for many years.
This modern outlet offers a wide range of fresh whitefish and shellfish products with live lobster and crab available from a tank in-store.
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Kai, meaning food in Maori, is the brainchild of chef Jess Murphy, a New Zealander who, with her Irish husband David front-of-house, converted this former tearoom/café to a rustic, bare wood, flagged-floor, stonewalled café and restaurant ... more...
Established by one Sarah McHenry in 1861 as a small pub, this landmark business in the centre of Ballycastle was by taken over by Phillip and Gemma McHenry in 2000 and they have since developed it to become the extensive food and entertainment complex ... more...
Within walking distance from town (first right past the double-arched bridge towards Bantry), Hannah Boland’s wonderfully cosy and homely house was built in 1801 and enjoys beautiful views across Kenmare Bay.
A programme of renovations and refur ... more...
Hand crafted using traditional methods in the kitchens of Inch House Country House & Restaurant, Nora Egan makes her Inch House Traditional Black Pudding from a family recipe handed down from mother to daughter. Unlike most modern black puddings, s ... more...
Everybody loves staying at Bobbie Smith's mid-Victorian cut stone granite rectory - it was built for the Rev. William Smyth-King in 1864, and now makes a warm and welcoming family home.
Elegant and homely, there's a library as well as a lovely drawing ... more...
South of Galway city, Clarinbridge is most famous for its oysters and there is plenty of other good food to be found here here too - notably at Sherry's Bar, where chef Maria McNeela takes great pride in showcasing the best that the west has to offer ... more...
Everybody loves Mary Anne’s Tea Rooms - with its charming period furnishings, oilcloth or linen-covered tables and delightful mismatched chairs and china, it’s an oasis of old world gentility in the heart of Tralee.
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