All of Ireland’s nine Michelin star restaurants have retained their status.

There are no new recipients of Michelin Stars in the Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2015 just published today.

Losses narrowed sharply last year at one of thecountry’s most exclusive restaurants — the Michelin-starred Thornton’s — owned by celebrity chef Kevin Thornton.

Whether your dad is a foodie, fitness freak or footie fan, and your budget is big or small, Carol O’Callaghan has it all wrapped up when it comes to the perfect gift.

Nine Irish restaurants are to be featured in the Michelin Guide for 2014.

CELTS on the left, one, two, three..... RARRRRRRGH”.

The hospitality group that last year rescued Four Star Pizza recorded profits of €3.6m in 2010, reporting an increase in profitability for last year.

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THERE are no new Michelins stars being awarded to Irish restaurants this year — but no Irish restaurants lost their stars either.

LUNCH is the new dinner.

A US multinational company is creating 30 new jobs at its branch in Dublin.

THE 400 jobs put at serious risk, before Christmas, because of the Four Star Pizza chain going into examinership, have been saved with a buyer for the company being found.

About 400 fast-food jobs have been saved after an investor took over the troubled Four Star Pizza franchise.

Construction of yet another Belfast city centre hotel was getting under way today.

SMALL is beautiful.

“WATCH those paintings, I want them back,” shouted Conrad Gallagher as a court official walked past with one of the abstract pieces.

Celebrity chef Conrad Gallagher has been found not guilty on all four counts in his trial for the theft of three paintings from the Fitzwilliam Hotel in Dublin.

A solicitor has told the Conrad Gallagher trial that the contract under which the Fitzwilliam Hotel purchased paintings from him was "unambiguous" but "untidy".

FROM Michelin-star restaurant to takeaway burgers. Such is the breadth of the culinary world of celebrity chef, Conrad Gallagher.

A FORMER personal assistant of Conrad Gallagher confiscated the chef’s cutlery because she feared he would harm himself after being accused of stealing paintings.

Celebrity chef Conrad Gallagher was "far from insolvent" and his business was "thriving" when he moved his restaurant Peacock Alley to Fitzwilliam Hotel, Dublin Circuit Criminal has heard.

Celebrity chef Conrad Gallagher, accused of stealing three paintings from the Fitzwilliam Hotel, told gardaí he knew they belonged to the hotel and he should not have sold them, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court has heard.

A few days after selling three paintings he allegedly stole from the Fitzwilliam Hotel, celebrity chef Conrad Gallagher told its general manager they had been taken from him by 'rough people', Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard today.

Celebrity chef Conrad Gallagher was insolvent before he moved his restaurant to the Fitzwilliam Hotel, a jury has been told at the start of his trial for allegedly stealing three paintings.

The trial of celebrity chef Conrad Gallagher has been brought forward to June 30 because of witness difficulties for the prosecution.

Chef Conrad Gallagher is to go on trial on July 7 next at Dublin Circuit Criminal court on charges alleging the theft of three paintings.

CELEBRITY chef Conrad Gallagher is due to be released from Cloverhill Prison today as he awaits trial on criminal charges of stealing valuable paintings from his own restaurant.

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court has received the indictment in the case of fugitive restaurateur Conrad Gallagher who is understood to be at present in the USA.

CELEBRITY chef Conrad Gallagher has vowed to return to Ireland to face charges of stealing paintings from a top Dublin hotel.

Leading chef Conrad Gallagher has failed in his attempt to stop his trial for the alleged theft of three paintings from going ahead as planned next Tuesday at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

The trial of leading chef Conrad Gallagher for alleged theft of three paintings has been listed for October 15 after Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard he would be pleading not guilty.

The case of leading chef Conrad Gallagher for alleged theft has been adjourned until May 29 after Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard he was in New York and unfit to travel.