Foodies cook up victory at awards

Galway and Cork were the big winners at the fifth annual Good Food Ireland Awards, with Aniar Restaurant in Galway scooping the top prize.

Foodies cook up victory at awards
Wed, 21 Nov, 2012 - 00:00
Conall Ó Fátharta

At a lavish ceremony in Dublin yesterday, more than 300 hoteliers, restaurateurs, and artisan food producers turned out for what is now a firm fixture in the food and travel awards calendar.

The main award, the Good Food Ireland Supreme Award, went to Aniar Restaurant Galway, the newest recipient of a Michelin Star and the only star in the West.

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