Good Food Ireland awards celebrate glorious food

Kilkenny’s Mount Juliet swept the board at Ireland’s food Oscars, with the venue taking the three top prizes at the Good Food Ireland awards.

Good Food Ireland awards celebrate glorious food
Wed, 20 Nov, 2013 - 00:00
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The Kilkenny estate took the top award of the night — the Supreme Award — as well as Restaurant of the Year and the Outstanding Place to Stay award at the prestigious annual event in Dublin.

The ceremony was attended by more than 350 guests from the agri-food and tourism industry.

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